I'm glad someone in the media is paying attention to the impact of COVID-19 and the decline of the global economy on the tenuous status of unionized garment workers in.
Five years after Rana Plaza, basically nothing has changed for south and southeast Asian sweatshop workers. American consumers effectively don't care. The left doesn't actually take trade policy seriously except.
H&M can say that it's outraged by finding out its clothes are made by 14 year olds in Burma all it wants to. But when H&M decides to contract out.
The New York Times is correct. Aung San Suu Kyi has completely failed as a leader to do anything or even speak up about the oppression of the Rohingya in.
If you own jade, there's a very good chance it is from Myanmar. Now that we are accepting Myanamr into the family of nations, tourists are visiting and business is.
Labor in Bangladesh is not cheap enough for the apparel industry. Time to move to Myanmar, so long as the government--a group of military leaders not precisely known for taking.
