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garment workers
Nike workers are still fighting for money owed since the pandemic.
Making factories safer
Call on adidas and Amazon to ensure justice for their workers.
Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions is a Palestinian-led movement for justice.
Organising gets the goods! Workers are winning. Find out more about how we managed to hold companies accountable!
We are unions, labour rights organisations and grass roots groups from all over the world, coming together in solidarity with garment workers.
What does the CCC do? How can I contribute? What should a company do? Please find the most commonly asked questions here.
At last, after nearly five years of campaigning and advocacy, the migrant worker targeted by a major Nike supplier with false criminal charges for leading opposition to its abusive labor practices has finally received just compensation.
Ahead of International Migrants’ Day, the Clean Clothes Campaign (CCC) calls on OTTO to recognise the claims of the 209 former workers of Royal Knitting and to actively work towards resolving the case.
For more than 300 days, workers at DIGEL TEKSTIL in Izmir (Turkey) have been fighting for their right to organise in a trade union. They produce for the German menswear brand DIGEL, headquartered in Nagold (Black Forest).
All companies have the responsibility to respect human rights. This roadmap outlines clear expectations for how brands and retailers can and should uphold this responsibility. It highlights steps for companies to take across 11 strategic fields. These proposed recommendations must be considered as a whole, forming a comprehensive roadmap for the urgent and effective action needed to respect the right to a living wage.
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