 21 Workers Die at Bangladeshi Factory FireBangladesh unions and international labour rights organisations are calling for immediate action from brands and the government of Bangladesh following a fatal factory fire which killed at least 21 workers and injured a further 50. |
 A Nutritious Meal Shouldn’t be a LuxuryFor women working in the garment industry and their families, good food is just that -- not a given, but something they have to think long and hard about buying. When you’re paid poverty wages malnutrition is a way of life -- along with unsafe housing, lack of clean drinking water and limited access to health care and education. |
 Progress after talks with Tommy HilfigerIndonesian union leader Emilia Yanti has had a meeting with Tommy Hilfiger director Ludo Onnink at the end of January. The CCC had publicly announced that Ms. Yanti would visit the Tommy Hilfiger headquarters to find out what steps the fashion brand will take to fight labour-rights violations at one of their Indonesian suppliers. |
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