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Use NGOs to support Bangladesh workers, says expert
Reports from NGOs could help stop another incident like the Dhaka Savar building collapse, claims Professor Mol [pic: Rijans007]Outsourcing expert Professor Michael Mol has called on retailers to use...
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From the web: ‘Take action and demand justice for victims of Bangladesh...
War on Want is working to protect garment workers from unsafe conditions and to help those already affected Last week, the search for people buried in the rubble of the Rana Plaza following its...
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TUC calls for pressure on Rana Plaza retailers
The campaign is targeting eight prominent high-street brands who are yet to sign the Accord The TUC is calling on UK consumers to ask River Island, Matalan, Bench, Bank, Peacocks, Jane Norman, Republic...
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Put your money where your mouth is
Accessibility is an obstacle for both sustainable food and ethical fashion It’s Blog Action Day today, and I’m proud to be counted among the network of over 100 Human Friendly Fashion Bloggers writing...
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Raising for Rana: marking the anniversary of Rana Plaza
Tears In The Fabric, a documentary on the aftermath of the Rana Plaza factory collapse, will be premiered at Raising for Rana April 24th 2014 will mark the first anniversary of the collapse of the Rana...
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Raising for Rana: interview with Rainbow Collective
Raising for Rana will feature the premiere of Tears In The Fabric The Rainbow Collective is commemorating the first anniversary of the devastating collapse of Bangladesh’s Rana Plaza factory on April...
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Raising for Rana: interview with Dew Organic Clothing
Dew Organic Clothing has donated an LBD made with bamboo silk and organic velvet cotton The Raising for Rana event will mark the first anniversary of the devastating collapse of the Rana Plaza...
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New book charts history of garment factories from Blackburn to Bangladesh
The Song Of The Shirt offers ‘the larger picture of disdain and disregard for the lives of the working poor’, says Outlook India A new book reveals the parallels between the low-paid garment factory...
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