The 2009 edition of Let's Clean up Fashion ... MORE TO COME.
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Let's Clean up Fashion
Many of the biggest brands have publicly accepted that garment workers' wages need to increase but no company is yet paying workers a living wage. Find out what your favourite brands are doing to improve conditions for workers.
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Tuesday, 07 September 2010 11:25
posted by Mipsie M
Hi Shramana,
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I have fixed the download link above the comments section so you can download the publication from there.
Feel free to call or email the office regarding your article.
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Monday, 30 August 2010 17:46
posted by Mary Cumiskey
I have stopped buying clothes made in sweatshops.
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Ask yourself how could a tee-shirt be sold for a Euro and the company still make a profit. It happens all the time. Please just dont buy think first.
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Friday, 27 August 2010 08:37
posted by shramana ganguly mehta
How could the report be accessed? I am a news correspondent with The Economic Times, India and trying to work out an article on the state of affairs in the Indian garment exxporting industry, I would be glad to speak to your representative or do an E-mail interview with you.
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* I need to know the instances of labour rights violation in the indian garment export sector in the recent past.
* About the brands whose orders were being catered to by the sweatshops
* How bad is the situation in the India vis-a-vis other countries in the region
* What are brands doing to address the problems
