Mariana Parra
Garment workers
Discover inspiring ideas and stories about empowering garment workers. Learn how individuals and organizations are making a positive impact in the lives of these hardworking individuals.
Exploring the problem that garment workers in the fashion industry face — and unpacking how we can make a difference (and the good already being done)
Autentic_madebyme
As consumers demand greater transparency, high-street and luxury labels are being called on to inspect their supply chains
Annie Whaley
Many female workers were only allowed to leave their hostels for two hours a week.
Mercy Eade
Minimum wage is 19 cents an hour. The average wage is 29 cents.
Mina
It’s clear there has been a shift in the way companies and consumers view transparency. It’s now an advantage for everyone to know where your clothes come from. Fortunately, the blockchain has already begun transforming apparel supply chains for the better.
Enitan
Dakra32
Closing Dhaka office will limit international ability to inspect clothing supply chains for brands like H&M, Esprit and Primark
Παρασκευη Κ
What Do Armani, Ralph Lauren and Hugo Boss Have in Common? Bangladesh
Nora Hung
These are the photographs that show the grim reality for thousands of children in Bangladesh who are forced to work crippling hours stitching labels into our jeans.
Leila Ghanadian