After a week of intense minimum wage protests brought Bangladesh’s garment manufacturers to a standstill, the government delivered a small ray of hope. But fashion’s chronic mistreatment of garment workers runs deep, and fixing it won’t be straightforward.
After a week of intense minimum wage protests brought Bangladesh’s garment manufacturers to a standstill, the government delivered a small ray of hope. But fashion’s chronic mistreatment of garment workers runs deep, and fixing it won’t be straightforward.
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