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Garment worker repression boosts profits for factories, brands
Governments, factory owners and global fashion brands are profiting from the repression of garment workers and the widespread abuse of
Italy becomes top choice for Bangladeshi asylum seekers
Italy has emerged as the overwhelming favourite for Bangladeshi asylum seekers in 2025, attracting 76.7 per cent of all first-time
Bangladesh may reach top climate debt risk category by 2031
Bangladesh was placed among the high-risk countries in a new global climate debt assessment, which cautioned that the country could
Bangladesh struggles to keep pace with China in EU apparel trade
Bangladesh’s apparel exports to the European Union (EU), its largest single market, are coming under renewed pressure as competitors—most notably
Max Tuñón takes charge as ILO head in Bangladesh
The new Country Director of the International Labour Organization (ILO) Office in Bangladesh, Max Tuñón, presented his credentials to the
Rising temperatures endanger 72m garment workers, CCC calls action
Global rights group Clean Clothes Campaign (CCC) has urged fashion brands, suppliers, and governments to take immediate action to protect
US buyer inspections in Bangladesh surge 61% amid sourcing shift from China
Inspection and audit demand from US buyers in Bangladesh surged by 61 per cent year-on-year in the third quarter of
H&M’s GFA marks decade of progress in workers’ rights: IndustriALL
Union leaders from Bangladesh, Türkiye, Cambodia and Indonesia gathered in Stockholm on October 2 to mark the 10th anniversary of
H&M shuts 135 stores globally, Bangladesh RMG industry braces for impact
Global fashion retailer H&M has closed 135 outlets worldwide in the first nine months of 2025, raising concerns about potential
WTO chief praises China’s move to give up special trade privileges
The World Trade Organization (WTO) Director General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala on Wednesday welcomed the announcement by Chinese Premier Li Qiang that
