Three years ago on April 24, 2013, the multi-story Rana Plaza building – home to garment factories that supplied clothes for major clothing brands across Europe and North America – collapsed in Dhaka, Bangladesh. More
Since the brutal crackdowns on Cambodian garment worker protests in January, the media attention has been dominated with stories of the exploitation and violence that these workers, mostly women, face daily. What’s missing are the
Cambodian garment workers make around $80 a month, taking on long hours of overtime in harsh conditions. Now workers across the country are standing up for themselves to demand more – but the fight
Keo Nea, Nuth Sakhorn and Bun Chenda work together at Kaoway factory making sneakers for the German sporting goods company, Puma. On February 20th, 2012, the three women were shot by a powerful government official
More than a month after their factory shut down, Kingsland garment workers remain outside the factory gate to demand their lost severance and wages. If you haven’t seen Part 1 of the Kingsland workers’ story,
Nearly 200 Cambodian garment workers are locked in a dispute with Kingsland Garment Cambodia Ltd., a supplier of the global clothing brands Walmart and H&M. The factory owner fled, leaving the workers without jobs
