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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 →

At 11am on Thursday 24th April a Twitter vigil for the victims of the Bangladesh building disaster will take place. Join us. Continue reading →

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 →

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 →

Following an intense two week campaign by Greenpeace, Burberry agree to rid their clothes of toxic chemicals. Continue reading →

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 →

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 Greenpeace accused Burberry of harbouring dangerous toxins in their clothing, they failed to act. Twitter really wasn’t impressed. Continue reading →

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 →

Retailers have urged talks between the Cambodian Government and garment workers’ union, but remain strangely silent on their own commitment. Continue reading →