A journey through the life of a 24-year-old footwear factory worker.
CHOGM has come and CHOGM has gone with much talk about the lack of any tangible results that warrant the expense of bringing 53 of the world’s leaders together, especially in the area of human rights.
More than 240 people from around the world have joined Sneaky Business—an online march to demand workers’ rights in the footwear industry.
101 people have begun a march across the world to end sneaky business in the global footwear industry.
Women making Converse sneakers at the Pou Chen Group factory in Sukabumi have been kicked, slapped and taunted by their supervisors.
Our friends over at the ONE campaign in the UK recently took to the streets to find out what the general public already knew about foreign aid spending.
Alex from Sydney University recently had the opportunity to ask Kevin Rudd what he would do to change the world.
Last month three Vietnamese labor activists were jailed for up to 9 years after initiating strikes for better pay. Despite a difficult climate for industrial action, many Vietnamese workers have been active in advocating for improved pay and conditions.
In November adidas announced that it expects to grow annual revenues by almost 50% to approximately $23 billion AUS by 2015. Despite this prosperous outlook, the company has shown little generosity to the women and men making adidas’ products on poverty wages.