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(Español) El musulmán que ha liberado a un millón de cristianos esclavos
Forensic Architecture: Architectural analysis for the KiK/Pakistan case in Germany
(Español) La Universidad Carlos III acogió un acto de DIGNItex
Dignitex claims over the other side of the story of fashion facing the Fashion Week Madrid
A woman is weaving between red fabrics in Plaza Callao in Madrid. At his feet, dummies lying on the floor. It is a human sculpture that represents the precariousness of the working conditions of the textile industry.
At the same time, the ‘Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid’ (MBFWM) takes place at the Feria de Madrid (IFEMA), 40 minutes by metro and 20 minutes by car. It started this Thursday and is its 66th edition. There, the main fashion brands, in 47 fashion shows, will present until Tuesday their new collections for the Fall-Winter 2017 season. Continue reading “Dignitex claims over the other side of the story of fashion facing the Fashion Week Madrid”
Garment factories in Pakistan remain unsafe workplaces
Clean Clothes Campaing (CCC) claims again that garment factories in Pakistan remain unsafe workplaces, five years since Ali Enterprises tragedy. Continue reading “Garment factories in Pakistan remain unsafe workplaces”
(Español) Iqbal tenía diez años y vivía encadenado al telar de alfombras.
(Español) En la antesala del infierno del mercado mundial
Pakistan factory fire highlights risks for workers
KARACHI – The death of 289 workers in a devastating factory fire has highlighted Pakistan’s dismal approach to industrial safety and raised fears for the clothing sector vital to the nation’s struggling economy.
Police records show Ali Enterprises exported ready-made garments to North America and Western Europe, though it is not clear which brands or chains were supplied.
Nasir Mansoor of the National Trade Union Federation said safety measures were ignored at the factory. Continue reading “Pakistan factory fire highlights risks for workers”