Garment Workers Protests For Higher Wages Turn Violent, Where Are The Brands?

GEORGE V MAGAZINE
In Bangladesh, reports of retaliation against protestors for living wages have raised urgent questions on where the responsibility lies for those who make clothing for major fashion brands.
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