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PRESS RELEASE / Announcement

13 December 2024

 3 minutes
All 28 allegations related to brands cutting orders they placed with factories. 24 allegations were linked to garment workers losing their jobs through layoffs, and 17 allegations were directly linked to factory closures or suspended operations.

Fast Fashion and Luxury Brands Shift Orders in Hunt for Cheaper Labour

London, U.K.: Dozens of fast fashion and luxury brands - including H&M, Ralph Lauren, ASOS, MANGO, Michael Kors, COACH, Gucci and others - have been linked to violations of labour rights in new research released Thursday.

The Business & Human Rights Resource Centre has tracked 28 cases of alleged human rights abuses linked to ruthless brand...
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