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Victory: Company drops legal case against Romanian journalist reporting on dire working conditions
by Christie Miedema — published 22-12-2016 — last modified 04-01-2017 16:38 — filed under: , ,
An international campaign convinced the Italian-owned factory Maglierie Cristian Impex in Romania to drop the trial against a Romanian investigative journalist for reporting on dire working conditions in one of the largest producers of garments in Romania. The factory employs around 900 people and produces for luxury brands such as Tommy Hilfiger, Marco Polo and LaCoste, but also for high street fashion brands such as Zara and Bershka.
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File PDF document CCC Solidarity Action: Making a Difference for Workers
by Paul Roeland — last modified 24-04-2013 18:57 — filed under:
A publication about the CCCs Urgent Appeal Action Network.
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File PDF document The Clean Clothes Urgent Appeal System
by Paul Roeland — last modified 24-04-2013 18:57 — filed under:
Developing and circulating appeals for urgent action (called “urgent appeals” for short) is one way that the CCC supports garment workers in specific cases where their rights have been violated. A CCC urgent appeal contains a request from workers or their organizations that people take action to demonstrate support for workers’ demands in a situation where their rights are not being respected.
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M&S, Bonmarché and Nygård should compensate Cambodian workers after factory closure
by Christie Miedema — published 11-07-2017 — last modified 11-07-2017 07:50 — filed under: , , ,
The sudden closure of a garment factory linked to UK and Canadian brands has left 208 workers in Cambodia without jobs, salaries or compensation. A year later these workers, largely women, are still fighting for justice and are in a desperate situation. As they stitched clothes for UK brands Marks and Spencer and Bonmarché, as well as Canadian brand Nygård, the workers are demanding that these companies take responsibility and give them the legally due payments that their supplier failed to provide.
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German brands s.Oliver and Gerry Weber targeted by protesters in Indonesia
by Neva Nahtigal — published 30-03-2017 — last modified 30-03-2017 13:02 — filed under: , , , , ,
Two Indonesian trade unions organised a protest in front of the German Embassy in Jakarta today (30 March). Protesters brought attention to the responsibility that German brands s.Oliver and Gerry Weber have for thousands of workers who lost their jobs when these brands' Indonesian supplier Jaba Garmindo closed down in 2015.
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Victory for workers in the Philippines after three months on the picket line
by Christie Miedema — published 01-03-2017 — filed under: , ,
Former workers of the Faremo International factory in the Philippines reached an agreement about financial compensation in February, after more than three months of continuous picketing. The workers were protesting the closure of their factory that seemed primarily aimed at curtailing the recently established factory union. Bolstered by international solidarity the dismissed workers stuck together and reached a campaign victory.
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