Nagorik Uddyog and the Bangladesh Labour Rights Forum have found this in a study

Sportswear brands review spate of incidents in factories where employees on short-term contracts work 10-hour days in soaring temperatures

Beyonce's Ivy Park apparel line is still abusing factory workers in Sri Lanka, according to more claims disclosed over the weekend.

Thirteen Kyrgyz women have been "rescued from slavery" at a sweatshop in Russia, a police official in the Central Asian country says.

Photo: UNDP Women and men working in Pakistan’s garment factories are subject to serious labor rights abuses. The situation is so bad that even asking for something as basic as the right to go to the...

That's almost four times less than in Bangladesh.

Study reveals ‘unchecked’ exploitation of women and girls from marginalised communities

Myanmar garment workers who have been groped at work, attacked on their way home and subject to routine pregnancy tests, hope a new workshop will help change unsafe conditions.

Managers of Levi’s, Wrangler, and The Children’s Place factories in Lesotho have been compelled to take a series of actions to address allegations of sexual abuse against female workers in the...

“We have sacrificed everything for the job,” senior sewing operator Shipa Akhter says.

10 per cent of women said they were currently being subjected to sexual assault in the workplace

Women in Bangladesh and Vietnam working for Big W, Kmart, Target and Cotton On earning 51 cents an hour

Unions voice concern that pay raise given in December 2018 has not been effective.

Clean Clothes Campaign will demonstrate on International Women’s Day to pressure Uniqlo to pay 2,000 Indonesian garment workers’ severance.

Union organizers in Bangladesh’s most dynamic industry have been threatened or victimized by violence, report says.

The Covid-19 crisis has highlighted the severe vulnerability of the workers whose labor stocks the shelves of international brands. 

The fashion industry has long been built on an exploitative business model that puts profits before human lives.

From factory floors in India to the warehouses of Cambodia, garment workers for global brands say the collapse in demand triggered by the coronavirus is be

The long read: After revelations of sexual violence in Lesotho garment factories, where jeans are made for brands such as Levi’s, workers fought for better conditions. But now Covid-19 has hit the...

Factories that manufacture clothes for H&M, Zara, Mango, Michael Kors and other major brands are ousting their unionized workers, according to a recent report.

Activist groups work towards improving labor conditions in textile factories but abolishing the industry’s ‘norms’ is an uphill battle

An investigation into working conditions in garment factories in Lesotho revealed widespread sexual abuse of women. Annie Kelly travelled to southern Africa to investigate

Fashion brands refused to pay for $16 billion worth of goods worldwide during the pandemic.

Women can be made to dance like puppets, but men cannot be abused in the same way. The owners do not care if we ask for something, but demands raised by the men must be given some consideration. So...

Brands profit 'as garment workers struggle'

CNBC spoke with six Bangladeshi female workers, most of them currently unemployed, who are struggling to make ends meet due to pandemic's crippling impact.

Campaigners report job losses and jailing of those airing grievances – and urge global fashion brands to stand up for workers’ rights