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The Pakistan Cotton Supply Chain Mapping Report: Labor Rights Traceability in Context

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GTP Pakistan Cotton Mapping Report Final 2025.pdf (1.87 MB)
Permanent Link(s)
https://hdl.handle.net/1813/119765
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Author
Wheeler, Jeff
Abstract

The aim of this report, The Pakistan Cotton Supply Chain Mapping Report: Labor Rights Traceability in Context, is to help stakeholders identify and reduce child labor, forced labor and other exploitative practices in global cotton supply chains through traceability in coordination with other due diligence approaches. The goal is not to simply declare there is no child or forced labor in the supply chain; rather, it is to help demonstrate compliance through a trustworthy process with valid and reliable data. Where it is not possible to show no child or forced labor, it is important to identify where and why it is occurring and implement rigorous efforts to reduce and help eliminate those and other exploitative practices. By doing so, Pakistan’s suppliers will gain a competitive advantage over non-compliant suppliers and brands and regulators will receive the assurance they are requiring.

Date Issued
2025-02
Publisher
LRQA
Keywords
Pakistan
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cotton
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child labor
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forced labor
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compliance
Type
report

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