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All reports agree that Eureka Forbes is investigating its supply chain after four children were found working at a New Delhi supplier.
Indian electronics firm Eureka Forbes launched an internal supply chain investigation.
The inquiry follows the rescue of four children from a small-scale supplier named YY Harness in New Delhi.
The National Human Rights Commission directed multiple major companies to conduct checks.
Authorities discovered the children working directly at the vendor facility during inspections.
Eureka Forbes stated it takes these allegations very seriously and initiated an immediate review.
Hindustan Unilever, also initially noted by authorities, denied any business relationship with the vendor.
The investigation highlights ongoing challenges regarding labour practices in informal manufacturing supply chains.
Further checks aim to ensure strict compliance with child labour laws across all vendor networks.
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All reports agree that Eureka Forbes is investigating its supply chain after four children were found working at a New Delhi supplier.
The full extent of the supply chain violations and the outcomes of the internal and human rights commission investigations remain to be seen.
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Reports neutrally detail the directive from the National Human Rights Commission and Eureka's response. Coverage highlights the rescue of children from a local supplier and the company's commitment to reviewing its vendor network. Other firms mentioned by authorities have also addressed their ties to the questioned vendor.
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Indian electronics company Eureka Forbes has announced an internal investigation into its supply chain following the rescue of four children from a small-scale supplier in New Delhi. The National Human Rights Commission directed Eureka, along with Havells and Unilever's India unit, to conduct checks after authorities discovered the children working at YY Harness. Eureka stated it takes the allegations seriously and initiated an immediate review, while Hindustan Unilever denied any business relationship with the vendor.