Happy 20th Birthday Copenhagen Fashion Week! A catchup with Cecilie Thorsmark

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Who Made Your Clothes? Cambodia Edition

H&M, Inditex, Adidas, Gap... Some of the world's most famous apparel brands source from Cambodia, where 1 million people are employed by the garment, footwear and travel goods industry. Low-paid work, work in the informal economy, even work without pay is sadly widespread. By som ...  Show more

How Ethical are My Sneakers? Niki Gamara on Speaking Out for Workers

How much do we really know about how our clothes and shoes are made? Or even where? While the latter is routinely included on care labels, that’s often the end of the story, at least the one the brands want to tell you. Despite years of campaigning by groups like Fashion Revoluti ...  Show more

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