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28 September 2011

Clean Clothes Campaign calls on fashion companies to ban sandblasting

Author: Compiled by Business & Human Rights Resource Centre

On 13 February 2011 Clean Clothes Campaign (CCC) launched Stop the Killer Jeans! campaign, calling on leading fashion manufacturers and retailers to ban sandblasting - a technique for producing denim garments with an artificially worn look. CCC...

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3 May 2006

Retailers Urged to Intervene to End Union-Busting Campaign at Turkish Company

Author: International Textile, Garment and Leather Workers’ Federation (ITGLWF)

Neil Kearney, General Secretary of the Brussels-based International Textile, Garment and Leather Workers’ Federation...[said] “As soon as the company [Metraco] became aware that workers were unionising, management started questioning workers about...