Inside the Ugliness of the Fast Fashion Industry | by Mehreen Tariq Ghani | Maverick Youth | Medium
India: Walmart, H&M in spotlight after string of textile workers deaths | Business | Economy and finance news from a German perspective | DW | 18.07.2018
From Apple to Adidas: Brands Use Ethnic Minority Slave Labor in China | by Modefica | Modefica Global | Medium
Exploitation and sweatshops are at the core of fast fashion: It's time to dismantle the system | Euronews
Action needed on Uyghur slave labour | IndustriALL
Hundreds of H&M and Gap Factory Workers Abused Daily: Report
▷ Bangladesh slavery for H&M, Lidl, C&A - YouTube | Sustainable textiles, Lidl, Fashion company
Fashion giant H&M lists suppliers for all garments to tackle worker abuses - Lifestyle - The Jakarta Post
H&M faces backlash over supply chain slavery stance - Supply Management
Cotton Crimes: H&M success and call on Nike to end complicity in Uzbekistan's slavery - Anti-Slavery International
Famous Companies That Use Slavery - YouTube
H&M Group and IndustriALL support the global garment industry - H&M Group
Warning: garment may contain slave labour | Corporate Knights
How fashion retail is cleaning up its supply chains
Four Corners' forced labour exposé shows why you might be wearing slave-made clothes
IOM, H&M Group to Promote Ethical Recruitment and Protect Migrant Workers | International Organization for Migration
Fashion victims: the true cost of H&M clothing | RNZ News
Coronavirus crisis has heightened modern slavery risk'' - Supply Chain Movement
Gucci uses Slave Labor | ucomm blog
H&M, Amazon and Boohoo among retailers to be quizzed over slave labour links : CityAM
H&M comes under pressure to act on child-labour cotton | Retail industry | The Guardian
How high street clothes were made by children in Myanmar for 13p an hour | Myanmar | The Guardian
H&M to investigate slave labour allegations - Retail Gazette
Call for H&M and Zara to stop using Uzbek cotton - Anti-Slavery International
Chinese social media campaign leads to boycott of H&M and other brands over Xinjiang controversy | Euronews
