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Meet Anju, Forida and Fatima – the women who make your clothes

Fatima

Fatima is one of the millions of women who make our clothes. She works in factories that make clothes for Big W, H&M and other international brands.

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Anju

In Anju’s home village, there was no work for women and she had to leave school early, missing out on an education.

Forida

Forida is 22 years old. She lives with her husband, a rice miller, and her toddler son in Kallyanpur, a slum area in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

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