Warning: garment may contain slave labour | Corporate Knights
The slave labor behind your favorite clothing brands: Gap, H&M and more exposed | Salon.com
Child Labour & Low Wages: The Real Cost of Producing Fashion in Myanmar
One SIMPLE thing you can do to avoid supporting sweatshops — Craig Greenfield
Do you know if your clothes are labor & environment friendly?
H&M's Different Kind of Clickbait - The New York Times
H&M Criticized for Employing 14-Year-Old Workers in Myanmar Factories - Fashionista
H&M found guilty of CHILDREN SLAVE LABOR in Uzbekistan :::… | Flickr
H&M reportedly used garment factories that worked teens for 12-hour shifts
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How high street clothes were made by children in Myanmar for 13p an hour | Myanmar | The Guardian
Garment industry in Myanmar far from fair - SOMO
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Fast fashion companies like Zara, Boohoo, and H&M are bad for the environment and economy - Vox
Fast Fashion and Outsourcing - Fashion stores always seem to have a million new products to constantly keep up with the customer's needs. But have you ever considered how they make their
H&M comes under pressure to act on child-labour cotton | Retail industry | The Guardian
H&M criticised over garment factory workers' conditions | Stuff.co.nz
Child Labor In the Clothing Industry
Activists, Workers, Elected Officials Rally at H&M for a Fair Contract - Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union
Work Faster or Get Out”: Labor Rights Abuses in Cambodia's Garment Industry | HRW
H&M bans clothes from Indian spinning mill accused of child labour | Independent.ie
How high street clothes were made by children in Myanmar for 13p an hour | Myanmar | The Guardian
ImpACT International | Fast fashion at a human cost - Zara fashion retailer chooses sales over ethics
