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12 Mar 2015

Cambodia: Report uncovers alleged abuses at garment factories that supply intl. brands; company statements provided

In the report “Work Faster or Get Out” (March 2015), Human Rights Watch criticises the Cambodian government for failing to protect garment workers who are producing for international apparel brands from serious labor rights abuses. Human Rights Watch was in contact with Adidas, Armani, Gap, H&M, Joe Fresh, and Marks and Spencer. Statements from those companies are included in the report.

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