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Workers being forced to turn to sex work as big clothing brands pull out of Myanmar, advocates say - 02-Feb-2024

Workers being forced to turn to sex work as big clothing brands pull out of Myanmar, advocates say - 02-Feb-2024
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Republic ofKhaing zar aungMa phyuJack jonesJacob clereKasper reggelsenNatalie swanVicky bowmanMyanmar centre for responsible businessIndustrial worker federation of myanmarTaw win kya yay networkHuman rights resource centreHuman rights resourceAction labour rightsMyanmar centreEuropean union funded

Workers being forced to turn to sex work as big clothing brands pull out of Myanmar, advocates say - 02-Feb-2024

Republic ofNatalie swanVicky bowmanJack jonesMa phyuKhaing zar aungKasper reggelsenJacob clereIndustrial worker federation of myanmarMyanmar centre for responsible businessHuman rights resource centreTaw win kya yay networkHuman rights resourceAction labour rightsMyanmar centreEuropean union funded

Labor Campaigners Urge Brand Intervention in Bangladeshi Arrests

The Worker Rights Consortium estimates that at least 115 garment workers have been arrested and imprisoned for demonstrating over the minimum wage.

United statesGazipur districtAtaur rahmanApoorva kaiwarMizanur rahmanMohammad jewel miyaNate hermanTaslima akhterIlhan omarCalvin kleinJan schakowskyJyotirmoy baruaWorker rights consortiumGazipur district session courtHm groupAmerican apparel footwear association

Will Fashion Ever Move Past Price, Price, Price ?

At the Best of Bangladesh conference in the Netherlands, protesters seized the moment to urge justice for slain union leader Shahidul Islam.

Bruxelles capitaleNoord hollandKingdom of the netherlandsShahidul islamPallak sethSiddiqur rahmanRana plazaAbdul hil rakibJaap jan verboomLeslie johnstonShahriar alamTipu munshiMichiel sweersM riaz hamidullahMostafiz uddinTeam group

Zara owner Inditex says it will stop buying clothes from Myanmar

Zara owner Inditex is in the process of stopping purchases from Myanmar, the company told Reuters on Thursday, as a result of a campaign by global workers' union IndustriALL to convince companies to divest from the country.

Mario ronconiEuropean unionEuropean commission directorateClean clothes campaignInternational partnershipsMarks spencerIndustrial worker federation of myanmarSmart factoriesEuropean commissionIndustrial worker federationSourcing journalNot buying clothesHuman issues