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2013年10月23日

作者:
Liana Foxvog, Judy Gearhart, Samantha Maher, Liz Parker, Ben Vanpeperstraete & Ineke Zeldenrust, Clean Clothes Campaign & International Labour Rights Forum

StIll waiting : Six months after history’s deadliest apparel industry disaster, workers continue to fight for compensation

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Six months after the Rana Plaza building collapse and eleven months after the Tazreen Fashions fire, the injured workers and the families who lost loved ones face immense financial hardship. In addition to the physical pain and psychological trauma, they are suffering from loss of income while continuing to await full and fair compensation from government, factory owners, and European and North American brands and retailers.

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