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Three Norwegian bloggers live as Cambodian sweatshop workers in Phnom Penh for a month.
The 2013 collapse of a Dhaka sweatshop, which killed over 1,000 workers, highlights the dangerous conditions and exploitation in the global fashion industry.
The Rana Plaza factory collapse in Bangladesh, which killed over 1,000 people, highlights the severe human cost of cheap clothing and labor exploitation.
The collapse of a commercial building in Dhaka in 2013 killed over 1,000 workers, exposing the garment industry's neglect of safety and human rights.
Counterfeit Xanax and other fake goods thrive in Britain's black market, exposing a network of importers, sweatshops, and exploitative dealers.
Exploitation of workers in Bangladesh's sweatshops highlights the ethical failures of major clothing brands, raising questions about the true cost of cheap fashion.
Close to 56 million tons of clothes are sold every year, with fast fashion brands like Zara producing 65,000 new models annually.
Close to 56 million tons of clothes are sold every year in Europe, with barely 1% of clothing able to be resold annually.
Three young fashion bloggers experience the harsh realities of Cambodian garment workers in Phnom Penh.
Exploitation of women in Philippine sweatshops for major Western clothing brands sparks protests in Seattle and Washington, demanding ethical labor practices.
Bangladesh's garment industry faces scrutiny after the Rana Plaza collapse and U.S. GSP removal.
William MacAskill argues against boycotting sweatshops and Fairtrade goods for effective charity.
