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- Primark update
- Action Update: Volume 31
- Boohoo: Pay back your workers and go transparent
- PRIMARK: Have you paid your workers?
- Boohoo update
- Report: Out of the Shadows
- Trutex school uniform campaign: update
- Inside Missguided: a documentary that misses the mark
- Report: Un(der)paid in the pandemic: An estimate of what the garment industry owes its workers
- Leicester Garment Industry
- Report: Boohoo & COVID-19: The people behind the profit
- Action Update: Volume 30
- Remembering the Rana Plaza workers by continuing the fight for workers’ rights during the pandemic
- COVID-19 Short Term Demands in defense of Garment Workers in Global Supply Chains
- Brands must honour contracts during pandemic
- Report: Who will bail out the workers who make our clothes?
- Brands must urgently take steps to minimise impact of the coronavirus on garment workers’ health and livelihoods
- WIN! A signed copy of Foot Work plus print
- UK garment brand River Island signs on to the Transparency Pledge
- Action Update: Volume 29
- Human Rights Day 2019: In solidarity with garment workers
- BOOWHO? It’s time to #GoTransparent
- Press release: Eliminating poverty and fighting climate change are not mutually exclusive
- Press release: Eliminating poverty and fighting climate change are not mutually exclusive
- Press release: Unions and NGOs criticise government for ignoring human rights in post-Brexit Cambodian trade deal
- New report shows factory auditing worsens garment workers’ rights
- Take action: Uniqlo owe workers 5.5 million USD
- New report shows 650,000 Syrian refugees in Turkish factories
- Tell us where our school uniforms come from
- Action Update: Number 28
- Concerns raised over health impacts of chemical use in denim bleaching
- Primark responds on Bangladesh repression
- Campaigners respond angrily to short-sighted Government response on reducing plastic waste in fashion
- Tell Boohoo and Amazon to pay a living wage
- Major clothing brands failing to meet living wage commitments
- Report: Tailored Wages UK 2019
- Not a single worker is making a living wage yet H&M claims to have done an amazing job
- Tell Primark to stop the fear and support worker safety and rights
- Bangladesh: Factory safety under threat
- Sri Lanka: Illegal dismissals prompt women worker strike
- Bangladesh: Violence and repression of worker protests
- Action Update: Winter 2018
- Bangladesh Workers go on hunger strike
- Workers reveal poverty wages and labour law violations in H&M’s supply chain
- Report: H&M: fair living wages were promised, poverty wages are the reality
- Action Update: Summer 2018
- Report: Adidas and Nike pay record-breaking amounts to footballers, but deny decent wages to women stitching their shirts
- IKEA refuses to join Bangladesh Accord
- IKEA refuses to join Bangladesh Accord
- 2018 Accord
- Action Update: Winter 2017
- New report shares good practice for advancing workers’ rights in the shoe industry
- Report: How To Do Better: an exploration of better practices within the footwear industry
- Report: The Real Cost of Our Shoes
- Despite massive profits, big fashion brands refuse to pay workers after factory closures
- Report: Watch Your Step
- Report: Something is a Foot
- Tell us who made our shoes! Thousands call on leading UK brands to come clean, and to stop endangering workers
- Will H&M deliver on its promise to pay a living wage in 2018?
- Giving Tuesday
- Where Should I Shop?
- Wages – What Should Fashion Brands Do?
- Wages – How the Workers See It
- Working Hours
- The Right to a Living Wage
- Watch: Unpredictable and insecure: shoe workers in Agra, India
- Labour Behind the Label welcomes agreement between ASOS and IndustriALL
- Watch: the toxic truth about leather
- Day of action calls for urgent change for workers in the shoe industry
- Zara, Next and Mango slammed for leaving workers without wages at Turkish factory
- Watch: Killer Heels at London Fashion Week
- Activists demand an end to Killer Heels at London Fashion Week
- Report: Let’s Clean Up Fashion
- Giving Labour Rights the Boot: Working Conditions in the Turkish Shoe Industry
- Take action: support 208 Cambodian workers fighting for justice
- M&S, Bonmarché and Nygård should compensate Cambodian workers after factory closure
- Action Update: Summer 2017
- Bangladesh Accord on Fire and Building Safety is renewed
- Watch: Think Twice
- It’s time for UK brands to Step Up and tell us where our shoes were made
- Trampling workers’ rights underfoot: a snapshot of the human rights due diligence performance of 23 companies in the global footwear industry
- Event: Who stitches your shoes? Join us for a panel discussion in Manchester on 12 May
- An open letter to the European Commission: transparency in the garment supply chain
- Four years after Rana Plaza disaster little has changed for workers in Bangladesh
- Follow the Thread: The Need for Supply Chain Transparency in the Garment and Footwear Industry
- UK fashion brands are coming clean to address human rights abuses, but more companies must follow suit
- Why we should learn to love our clothes
- Traditional over fast fashion flurry
- Report: No Excuses for Homework
- Press Release: Workers’ rights protests target Bangladesh Embassies in London, Europe and US
- Press release: Myanmar garment industry far from fair
- Fashion brands need to do more to tackle abuse of Syrian refugees in Turkish garment factories
- Invisible Workers: Syrian refugees in Turkish garment factories
- Victory: Company drops legal case against Romanian journalist reporting on dire working conditions
- Action Update: Winter 2016
- The right to dream
- Press release: Citizen journalists reveal harsh lives for factory workers making our clothes
- Press release: Chinese activist faces life in jail for supporting shoe workers
- Free Meng Han
- Walk a Mile in Their Shoes: Workers Rights’ Violations in the Indian Leather and Footwear Industry
- Testing for Hexavalent Chromium in Shoes
- Action Update: Summer 2016
- Compensation agreed for victims of Pakistan factory fire
- Report: Tricky Footwork
- Report: Tricky Footwork – the struggle of labour rights in the Chinese shoe industry
- Report: Labour on a Shoe String
- The realities of working in Europe’s shoe manufacturing peripheries
- Chinese Labour Rights activists still in prison
- Shop demo 18th April 2016: H&M
- Report: Rana Plaza Three Years On: Compensation, Justice and Workers’ Safety
- Volunteer at Bestival, Love Saves the Day, Noisily Festival, Boomtown Fair, All Points East, Tokyo World and more!
- Join the global day of action to remember Rana Plaza, 24th April 2015
- Rana Plaza survivor and others arrested at Children’s Place headquarters
- No justice in sight: 18 months from Rana Plaza
- Press Release: Labour groups demand H&M deliver ‘safety conscious’ fashion
- Press Release: EU citizens demand transparent and fair production of shoes and leather
- Report: Change Your Shoes People’s Meeting
- Education: ‘Stitching Our Shoes’ homeworkers fact sheet
- Press Release: New research uncovers hidden women who stitch our shoes
- Blog: The Invisible Women Who Stitch Our Shoes
- Report: Stitching Our Shoes
- Blog: Buying ethically?
- Report: Do We Buy It? A supply chain investigation into living wage commitments from M&S and H&M
- New report shows M&S living wage commitment to be misleading
- Report: A Tough Story of Leather
- A Tough Story of Leather
- Action Update: Winter 2015
- Press Release: Shopaholics, ditch your shoe guilt
- Blog: A Moldovan garment worker earns just £95 a month
- We Won! Rana Plaza compensation announced
- Education: Shoes fact sheet
- Education: Sustainable Fashion – a handbook for educators
- Press Release: Rana Plaza anniversary day of action calls for immediate compensation
- Press Release: Rana Plaza compensation fund remains in crisis
- Press Release: Victims of Rana Plaza factory collapse to finally receive full compensation for loss of income and medical care
- Press Release: Global coalition launches Change Your Shoes, a campaign to transform the shoe industry
- Press Release: Mulberry slammed for worker exploitation in Turkish factory. 15.09.15
- Blog: Why I won’t be boycotting Primark
- Blog: 19 year old Frida Ottesen visits Cambodia to report on sweatshop conditions
- Blog: Fair pay for the people who make our clothes
- Education: Step into her trainers
- Education: Sweatshop Relay
- Education: Fair’s Fair Teaching Pack
- Action Update: Winter 2013
- Action Update: Summer 2014
- Blog: A ‘song of the wage’ for Rana Plaza
- Blog: Two years on garment workers still toil in virtual slavery
- Blog: How long must Rana Plaza victims wait for justice?
- Blog: Deadly Fast Fashion
- Action Update: Winter 2014
- Action Update: Summer 2015
- Report: Killer Jeans
- Report: Shop ‘Til They Drop
- Report: Still Waiting
- Report: Tailored Wages
- H&Ms sustainability promises will not deliver a living wage
- LBL response to Primark statement on compensation
- LBL calls for investigation after factory fire Philippines
- Killer Jeans report
- Survivors demand brands pay up
- LBL calls for investigation after factory fire Philippines
- Press release: Matalan slammed for ‘trivial’ compensation payments to Rana Plaza victims