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Accord Witness Signatories call for restructuring of Bangladesh safety program

Safe evacuations at a factory covered by the Accord (International Accord Secretariat)

MSN is joining with the Clean Clothes Campaign (CCC) and Worker Rights Consortium (WRC) in calling for a restructuring of the governance model of what has historically been a highly successful workplace safety program in Bangladesh in order to eliminate undo employer influence over the inspection process and maintain the integrity of the program.

World Bank must demand end to attacks on Cambodian labour and human rights organizations

Photo: From a CENTRAL report on labour rights violations.

MSN joined with 162 other international labour and human rights organizations in signing a joint open letter calling on the World Bank to enforce its policy of zero tolerance for retaliation and condemn the Cambodian government’s assault on human rights organizations, including the Center for the Alliance of Labor and Human Rights (CENTRAL) and Equitable Cambodia.

Fashion brands fail to act while 40,000 workers in Bangladesh remain at risk of arrest for demanding their right to a living wage

¨Photo: Clean Clothes Campaign.

Photo: Clean Clothes Campaign.

Campaigners, labour rights advocates and trade union representatives are calling on fashion brands, like H&M and Zara, to do more to protect the rights of Bangladeshi workers who make their clothes by ensuring that the 36 legal cases filed against groups of workers and demonstrators during the 2023 wage protests in Bangladesh are dropped.

Former Style Avenue and APS workers receive back wages and severance pay

Former APS workers meet regarding the payment process (FEASIES).

Former Style Avenue workers receive payments (WRC).

Former APS workers will continue to call on Specialized to #PayYourWorkers.

As a result of lengthy campaigns by Salvadoran unions and international labour rights organizations, hundreds of workers formerly employed by the Style Avenue and APS garment factories in El Salvador are receiving legally owed back wages, severance and other terminal benefits.

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