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Mark Liu

Visiting Scholar University of Technology Sydney
Mark Liu

Mark Liu is Visiting Scholar: School of Architecture and School of Engineering at University of Technology Sydney.

 

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Using law to make fashion industry fairer to women and Earth
 
 
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Turn of Events / Ethiopia Resurgent / III Interview
The Addis Ababa chapter of ASFW brings together exhibitors from over seventy countries, reinforcing its position as Africa’s largest sourcing platform.

ASFW Shows How Africa Is Moving From Sourcing Margins to Global Manufacturing Mainstream

  • Subir Ghosh

28 October 2025
Denim Production / Archroma Finishing Interview
Denim Halo is a breakthrough alternative. It draws on a unique new chemistry, Dirsol RD, and a broad portfolio of textile dyes based on decades of advanced research to produce laser-friendly denim with outstanding contrast on intense black and indigo shades.

Archroma’s Upstream Shift Signals a New Era for High-Contrast Denim Finishing

  • Subir Ghosh

17 November 2025
 
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Climate Action / Marine Litter Feature
Plastic pollution kills over 1 million marine animals every year. The Seaqual transformation process reduces:37% CO2 emissions, 34% water consumption, and 40% energy use even as it empowers communities with better incomes and safer working conditions.

Why Collecting Ocean Waste Required Building Factories, Not Just Funding Beach Cleanups

  • Special Correspondent

24 November 2025
State of Handmade / Asif Shaikh Feature
Showcase from an event. Craft stands as identity and inheritance, carrying the confidence of a maker who knows each stitch represents history, memory, and the self-belief required to protect what ancestors built.

Why One Heritage Embroiderer Demands the Same Respect as International Luxury Brands

  • Richa Bansal

20 November 2025
 
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Second Chance / Guatemala Story / III Feature
Circularity in Guatemala depends on more than policy—it depends on the credibility of those documenting, trading, and defending systems that already keep textiles in circulation.

Evidence and Enterprise Define Guatemala’s Real Circular Fashion Story

  • Subir Ghosh

24 October 2025
Supply Chains / Slavery Commentary
Representative photo of garment workers in the Philippines — A recent investigation at the Governing Forced Labour in Supply Chains Project into the Canadian apparel company Lululemon Athletica casts doubt on the ability of this new law to tackle labour abuse.

Lululemon Exposé Shows Brands Can Hide Behind Cloak of Social Responsibility

  • Gayathri Krishna
  • Judy Fudge
  • Kaitlyn Matulewicz

8 August 2023
 
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