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Dear CEOs, Gen Z is watching - your silence has a price

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By Hari Bapuji, Pankhuri Agarwal
| Magzter Inc. Verified
Their reason had nothing to do with taste or price. "The Amul girl has refused to speak up for the students (in the Cockroach Janta Party protests)". Others quickly said they were doing the same. It was a small act, but a telling one: A generation raised on hashtags and group chats had decided that corporate silence was itself a position, and a costly one at that. That silence has been the norm.
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The India-UK trade deal is a prime opportunity to protect some of the world’s most vulnerable workers

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By Pankhuri Agarwal
| The Conversation Verified
A new trade agreement between India and the UK is due to come into force this year. The deal is expected to completely remove tariffs from nearly 99% of Indian goods, including clothing and footwear, that are headed for the UK. In both countries, this has been widely celebrated as a win for economic growth and competitiveness. And for Indian garment workers in particular, the trade agreement carries real promise.
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What it’s really like to be ‘rescued’ from modern slavery

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By Pankhuri Agarwal
| Tolerance Canada
By Pankhuri Agarwal, Postdoctoral Researcher, School of Management, University of Bath When someone is in trouble, the hope is that they will be rescued. From Shakespeare to Superheroes, the story has been the same for centuries. And now it has become the main way many people talk about tackling human exploitation, with a familiar and compelling tale of victims in chains and heroic rescuers.
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