All of us in ethical trade need to do much more to help drive up wages worldwide, so that more parents can send their children to school - not out to work.

Imposing a blanket ban is not the solution to poor working conditions in Rajasthan.

"Our members are really pleased they're going to be getting behind a big piece of work".

As the economic ‘recovery' in the West falters, are we prepared to sacrifice our children's education and learning to bring more money into our households to try to maintain our consumerist lifestyles?

ETI reaction to Humphrey Hawksley's report for the BBC, featuring ETI's Peter McAllister.

Peter Williams represents Home-Workers Worldwide and coordinates ETI's NGO Caucus. He hopes that ETI members are learning from the horse meat saga.

With poor access to education and healthcare, there's no overnight fix to child labour in India's stone sector. Bram Callewier of Beltrami gives a candid account of their efforts to tackle the problem.

Child labour is harder to find in factories, but still common in informal production. Homeworkers Worldwide and Traidcraft's new toolkit helps companies reduce the risk of child labour in craft supply chains.