DHAKA — The ICCR (Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility), which in January 2018 urged the extension of the Bangladesh Accord’s operations, has spoken out following the temporary stay the regulatory body has been granted by the Appellate Division of the Bangladesh Supreme Court.
The Bangladesh Investor Initiative, established by the ICCR, says it is “critically important” the the RCC (Remediation Coordination Cell) which will take over from the Accord operates “on the same principles and criteria that make the Accord so credible in keeping workers safe.”
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