Factory Fire Reveals Bangladesh's Child Labor Problem – The Diplomat
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Child Labor by Cecilia Russolo
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H&M reportedly used garment factories that worked teens for 12-hour shifts
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Work Faster or Get Out”: Labor Rights Abuses in Cambodia's Garment Industry | HRW
The shocking realities of fast fashion – Buena Speaks
Shein Cotton Clothes Tied To Xinjiang, a Region Accused of Forced Labor in China - Bloomberg
H&M Embarrassed After 14-Year-Olds Found Working in Burma Garment Factories
A Terrible Fit: Child Labor in the Fashion Industry | Ezra Cayman Bespoke Couture
Int'l brands accused of labour abuses in Cambodia
Global retailers in spotlight after India textile deaths – DW – 07/18/2018
Fashion victims: the true cost of H&M clothing | RNZ News
H&M bans clothes from Indian spinning mill accused of child labour - Independent.ie
Explained: Why China is accusing H&M, Nike of selling products hazardous for children | Explained News,The Indian Express
H&M factories in Myanmar employed 14-year-old workers | Retail industry | The Guardian
15 Things You Didn't Know About H&M - YouTube
H&M factories in Myanmar employed 14-year-old workers | Retail industry | The Guardian
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China is boycotting H&M, Nike, and other retailers for speaking out about forced Uyghur labor. - Vox
H&M under pressure over forced labour cotton
Child labour - Wikipedia
Op-Ed: How businesses can take a stand against child labour | Thailand | World Vision International
ImpACT International | Fast fashion at a human cost - Zara fashion retailer chooses sales over ethics
