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Apparel brands must ensure workers in Turkey are paid and kept safe

The devastating earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria last month affected a region in Turkey with a large amount of textile and garment production. International brands sourcing from the area, together with factory owners and the Turkish government, must ensure that workers don't face additional financial hardship on top of the suffering inflicted by the earthquake. We call upon brands and retailers to pay their suppliers on time; to ensure workers receive their full, regular wages (or severance in the case of layoffs); and to make sure factories are not reopened until they are verified as safe.

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Adidas’ profits blunder ignores rights violations on International Women’s Day

Adidas celebrates International Women's Day by ignoring the violations against women workers in their supply chain and focusing on their profits.

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Ongoing union busting at adidas' Myanmar supplier

Adidas considers the Pou Chen case 'resolved' however there are reports of ongoing union busting at the factory.

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Labour rights organisations urge brands to take responsibility for their workers in Sri Lanka

A new research brief published by Clean Clothes Campaign (CCC) reveals that workers in Sri Lanka have not been receiving the full Emergency Relief Allowances meant to alleviate their desperate situation in the wake of the current severe economic crisis in the country. The brief calls on major brands sourcing from Sri Lanka to take responsibility for their workers’ survival as well as their right to organise and to decent labour standards.

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