As garment workers in Cambodia took action to demand an increase to the minimum wage to US$177 a month, the Clean Clothes Campaign called on H&M to show leadership on the issue.  The Clean Clothes Campaign said that while H&M last year announced a pilot project in Cambodia as part of its Road Map to a Living Wage, they had failed to announce any benchmarks or figures around what a living wage would mean in the country and urged them to show their commitment to the workers who produce their clothes.  We invited H&M to respond to these criticisms.  H&M's response is below.