Remembering Bangladesh: 3 things you can do
As the world remembers one of the worse industrial accidents in history, here are three ways you can mark the day to tell the fashion industry – never again. Continue reading
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Join the Twitter vigil for Bangaldesh
At 11am on Thursday 24th April a Twitter vigil for the victims of the Bangladesh building disaster will take place. Join us. Continue reading
WARNING! This video will make you feel ashamed
One year on from the Bangladesh building disaster, the New York Times has released a devastating op-doc video by a photojournalist on the ground that fateful day. Continue reading
What happens when you ask for a pay rise in Cambodia? These 23 found out
Last month 23 Cambodian’s were detained by police following a demonstration over low wages in the garment industry. Weeks later and they’re still not free. Continue reading
How to clean up a brand in 14 days, 6 cities and 10,000 tweets
Following an intense two week campaign by Greenpeace, Burberry agree to rid their clothes of toxic chemicals. Continue reading
Gap win new award. For the worst company of the year
Gap have won a Public Eye award for the worst company of the year, following their failure to make factories safe in the wake of the Bangladesh disaster. Continue reading
Burberry mannequins walk out of UK flagship store in toxics protest
Rogue mannequins were spotted walking out of Burberry in protest over the toxics in children’s clothing. Will the company now listen? Continue reading
When Burberry failed to Detox this is what happened on Twitter
When Greenpeace accused Burberry of harbouring dangerous toxins in their clothing, they failed to act. Twitter really wasn’t impressed. Continue reading
Thought little monsters were under the bed? They’re in your kid’s clothes too
A new investigation by Greenpeace shows that our children’s clothes a riddled with toxins. It’s not just the cheap brands that are effected either. Continue reading
Gap to H&M urge talks in Cambodia, but dodge their own responsibility
Retailers have urged talks between the Cambodian Government and garment workers’ union, but remain strangely silent on their own commitment. Continue reading