[C]hild labour at export-oriented garment factories in Bangladesh has been greatly reduced over the past few years, in part due to buying companies’ zero tolerance policies. However, [...] the working children featured in this report are not part of the buying companies’ supply chains... [T]his form of child labour may be a consequence of the low wages in the export-oriented garment industry. By preventing workers from earning a living wage, the corporate actors – buying and supplying companies – are contributing to a system that perpetuates child labour and contributes to the violation of children’s rights. If companies do not undertake urgent steps... they will still be contributing to the problem of child labour and violation of children’s rights in Bangladesh...