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Maid in India 5.4. Sector collaboration, generating scale ........................................................................ 68 5.5. Freedom of association and collective bargaining ...................................................... 69 5.6. Stakeholder engagement............................................................................................. 69 4
Information on the authors The India Committee of the Netherlands The India Committee of the Netherlands (ICN) is an independent non-governmental organisation campaigning and doing advocacy work on human rights issues. Central to the work of ICN are the issues of caste-based discrimination, labour rights and child labour & education. ICN co-operates with organisations in India and elsewhere in combating discrimination, poverty, oppression, exploitation and lack of education, focusing on the role of policy makers and companies. ICN is an active member of networks like the Clean Clothes Campaign, the Stop Child Labour campaign, the International Dalit Solidarity Network and the Dutch MVO Platform. Centre for Research on Multinational Corporations The Centre for Research on Multinational Corporations (SOMO) is an independent, non-profit research and network organisation working on social, ecological and economic issues related to sustainable development. Since 1973, the organisation has been investigating multinational corporations and the consequences of their activities for people and the environment around the world. SOMO supports social organisations by providing training, coordinating networks and generating and disseminating knowledge on multinational corporations in a context of international production, trade, financing and regulation. Campaign Against Sumangali Scheme The Campaign Against Sumangali Scheme (CASS) is a coalition of civil society organisations in India that works together to raise awareness about the Sumangali Scheme and advocates an end to this system of exploitation. 5
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Page 25 and 26: Employment of children Child labour
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discrimination. Some auditors, for
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presented by Solidaridad, is that i
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Business Social Compliance Initiati
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government, to yarn spinning mills
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Caste discrimination and untouchabi
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number have flatly ignored all atte
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The ILO should present a clear stat
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collaboration, to avoid overlap and
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