"For the first time in eleven consecutive years of monitoring forced child and adult labor in Uzbekistan’s cotton fields, Uzbek Forum for Human Rights (Uzbek Forum) found no systemic or systematic, go ...
"The sewing line that Pham Thi Chung is in charge of has 35 workers, but only 6 of them are healthy, with the remaining 29 people out due to Covid. "The garment factory was almost paralyzed, many mach ...
"The Cotton Campaign today announced it ends its call for a global boycott of Uzbek cotton. The announcement comes as Uzbek Forum for Human Rights, a frontline partner of the Cotton Campaign, releases ...
"Chessie gets to chat to Jay about his work as an activist and the No Sweat t-shirt business. Jay tells us the vast complexities of trying to keep the fashion industry out of the hands of sweat shop o ...
"Workers at a garment factory in Gazipur have blocked roads and staged protests demanding arrears of wages. Workers of Siji Garments in Sreepur municipal area staged a protest by blocking the road for ...
"Positive messaging around International Women’s Day is great, but an “all year round” approach is needed. With greater public scrutiny on brand’s efforts, we unpack who is making real change for gend ...
"The ginning factory on Limbdi Dhandhuka Road in Surendranagar district suddenly caught fire. In which a sudden fire broke out in the Mangaldeep ginning factory near Limbdi Dungar Lake. It has been es ...
"Molly-Mae has posted a try on haul video on her YouTube channel to showcases some of her favourite PrettyLittleThing pieces that were featured at her recent catwalk show. Fans are not impressed. [... ...
"A fire broke out in a paper carry bag manufacturing factory located in Badi Industrial Area in Sonipat, Haryana. Seeing the fire, there was a stir in the surrounding areas. There were no workers due ...
"This is the assessment framework of the Agreement on Sustainable Garments and Textile (hereafter “AGT”). The AGT secretariat has used this assessment framework as the basis for the assessment of the ...
"Even during a worldwide pandemic, clothing brands can do business in a way that supports garments workers’ rights. This is shown in an analysis presented by Fair Wear Foundation on 3rd March 2022. Th ...
"Development finance institution the International Finance Corporation (IFC) will support Ghanaian clothing manufacturer DTRT Apparel Group to pursue the development of a sustainable fabric mill and e ...
"As big brands get serious about transforming their businesses for the future, executives with experience driving climate and social impact strategies are in hot demand. As big brands face growing pre ...
"The American Apparel & Footwear Association (AAFA) today signed a Memorandum of Understanding with The Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers & Exporters Association (BGMEA). AAFA President and CEO Steve L ...
"A paradigm shift has taken place in Bangladesh's garment industry, with improvements in workplace safety and exemplary strides in environmental sustainability, BGMEA President Faruque Hassan told rep ...
"In a new report for Changing Markets Foundation and the European Environmental Bureau, Eunomia recommends that Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) should be a core component of the EU’s forthcomin ...
"When Ung Chanthoeun found that the factory she had worked at for 17 years had closed in July 2020 during the pandemic, it was a devastating blow. She said, “When I heard that Violet closed, I felt li ...
"In this episode of the In Conversation podcast Erik talks to Lauretta Roberts, Editor in chief of TheIndustry.fashion, about how the brand has always retained clean design as part of its DNA but is n ...
"Leading luxury online menswear style destination MR PORTER has today launched a resale service in partnership with technology provider Reflaunt called MR PORTER RESELL. Available to all customers bas ...
"Burberry is committing further support to the relief efforts in Ukraine amid the worsening conflict from the Russian invasion. The company will provide additional funding to the British Red Cross Ukr ...
