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Leather from Bangladesh
European companies silent about their links to labour rights issues in Bangladesh tanneries
Leather tanneries in Bangladesh are well-known for their poor working conditions. Although it is clear that companies like Bristol, Scapino, and Wortmann (known for the brands Caprice and Marco Tozzi) source leather shoes from Bangladesh,…
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Launch programme ‘Together for Decent Leather’
Today, on the World Day for Decent work we proudly announce our programme to improve working conditions in the leather supply chain. As a group of seven NGOs from Austria, Bangladesh, Germany, India, the Netherlands…
Branded Childhood
How garment brands contribute to low wages, long working hours, school dropout and child labour in Bangladesh
Garment brands contribute to low wages, long working hours, child labour and school dropouts in Bangladesh
Stop Child Labour and SOMO have published the report ‘Branded Childhood’. Read here the press release from Stop Child Labour: The average worker in the Bangladeshi garment industry is getting paid only one third of what is…
Mapping Bangladesh’s tanning and leather industries
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