Sweatshops still make your clothes

It has been 16 years since Charles Kernaghan televised Katie Lee Gifford on television nationwide and revealed that Wal-Mart's clothing collection is 20 hours off Honduras children. Had made. This is an important moment to introduce the working conditions of developing countries, especially clothing industry, to draw attention of American people.

However, it has not changed so much. When we examine this movement and its outcome in an interview, Kernaghan seemed to have failed even including the list of terrorism factories published by the Global Labor and Human Rights Institute.

Carnagan's pessimism comes from a report he recently wrote during a trip to North Bengal, which secretly met with Rosita and Megatex factory workers to track the previous exposure. The two factories are expensive for a wide range of European clothing companies that assure their customers that workers are subject to the core rights stipulated by the International Labor Organization (ILO), such as freedom of association and elimination of child labor. We manufacture sweaters.

Ali Paul was able to verify what Jake Brunbert mentioned in his article "The sweat shop is still making your dress." This topic becomes a more special issue because it is not yet understood that such shops do not exist or are deceiving them in the United States. Regardless of new regulations on factory labor, people are still discriminated against, raped, abused, and paid for unjust wages. American apparel is a good example of accidentally promoting ethical labor and making himself a "good" company. Revealing the truth about American Apparel, we discovered that the company has not yet joined the union and lacks the interests of the partnership. Founder Don Charney repeatedly condemned the insulting remarks that he had sexual acts on his model and factory workers. If a worker chooses to organize on some problem, they may never be forced to labor union and may be dismissed.

It is almost impossible to sweat. If the clothing company ceases using the exploitation factory, income from manufacturing and shipping clothing may be as much as several million dollars. In addition, many developing countries want sweatshops because they are offering people the opportunity to work to earn money instead of at least something. If sweaters are taken away from these people, they will have to go to the city for begging. After the collapse of the Bangladeshi building many citizens were angry with Joe Fresh and Loblaws. But from the company point of view, they believe they will help poor people by giving them employment opportunities. The locals are still mad, but the company still believes that it is helping them. In some cases, when a sweet spot is abandoned and workers are laid off, most people committed suicide, become thieves, use illegal drugs, and many women become prostitutes seeking work. The sweatshop is usually in a place with low wages.