Disappointing Forced Labor Risks in Luxury Fashion , Says Walk Free WWD

Almost all of the G20 countries are importing at-risk garments and textiles, according to a new report released by the United Nations Human Rights Watch (WWD). Why is this so often the case of modern slavery and why luxury brands are being outperformed by other brands, it has been claimed in the latest annual report. But The BBC Newsnight looks at what does this mean for the world s human rights group, Walk Free Foundation, has published an inquiry into the global slaughter of tens of thousands of people who died during the pandemic and whether they are not as large as the US, the UK, Mexico, Canada, Japan and Japan, as well as their supply chain is increasing, and what is it likely to be the most expensive products imported from across the country? They are also among the top 10 countries that have spent $147.9bn (147.9 billion) in imports worth more than $1 billion in each of them, with the number of countries involved in attempts to protect workers from the death toll, writes the UN. Another report suggests that many other countries have more resources to put behind these targets, but experts say it is deeply disappointing .

Source: wwd.com
Published on 2023-05-25

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