Child Labour: The Supply Chain Connection

For World Against Child Labour Day 2023, The Centre highlighted common business practices that increase the risk of child labour in global supply chains through various social media channels. This recap aims to showcase how companies can prioritise child rights in their supply chains and place child rights above all else. You can find the link to the resources below:

Decent Work Opportunities for Youth

https://childrights-business.org/index.php/impact/supporting-youth-development-in-the-ready-made-garment-rmg-sector-with-s-oliver-in-bangladesh.html 

https://www.childrights-business.org/impact/inclusion-of-young-workers-in-ikeas-supply-chain-phase-two.html

The Centre's Child Labour Remediation Hub in Cobalt ASM (DRC)

https://www.childrights-business.org/resources/study-opportunities-for-businesses-to-promote-child-rights-in-cobalt-artisanal-and-small-scale-mining.html

WeCare: Supporting Parent Workers and Children

https://www.ottogroup.com/de/medien/newsroom/meldungen/engagement-gegen-kinderarbeit-otto-group-baut-partnerschaft-mit-save-the-children-aus.php

The Centre's Due Diligence Principles

https://www.childrights-business.org/index.php/resources/introducing-new-due-diligence-principles-for-child-labour-remediation.html

Transparency in Reporting on Child Labour

https://tonyschocolonely.com/us/en/child-labor-in-the-chocolate-industry

Family-friendly Workplaces

https://www.childrights-business.org/impact/wecare-expands-to-create-family-friendly-workplaces-at-more-factories-in-vietnam.html