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Bangladesh government seizes properties of owner of collapsed factory
The Bangladesh government has seized properties belonging to the owner of a building that collapsed and killed 1,138 garment workers, the worst industrial disaster in the country's history, an official said on Thursday.
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Owner of collapsed Bangladesh factory faces murder charges
Bangladesh police said on Tuesday they will press murder charges against the owner of a nine-storey building that collapsed and killed 1,135 garment workers last April, the worst industrial disaster in the country's history.
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Fifty injured in Bangladesh clashes
At least 50 people were injured on Sunday in clashes that erupted after thousands of Bangladeshi garment workers attacked a fire station in Dhaka.
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Bangalore: These women face abuse at work place
Bangalore's ready made garment industry earns big dollars exporting outfits to sophisticated markets in the West. The invisible hands behind this industry are nearly four lakh women who cut, sew and stitch nine hours a day, seven days a week. The price of nine non-stop hours on the power loom without lunch or toilet breaks is a measly Rs. 3000 a mo...
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Bangladesh government seizes properties of owner of collapsed factory
The Bangladesh government has seized properties belonging to the owner of a building that collapsed and killed 1,138 garment workers, the worst industrial disaster in the country's history, an official said on Thursday.
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Owner of collapsed Bangladesh factory faces murder charges
Bangladesh police said on Tuesday they will press murder charges against the owner of a nine-storey building that collapsed and killed 1,135 garment workers last April, the worst industrial disaster in the country's history.
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Fifty injured in Bangladesh clashes
At least 50 people were injured on Sunday in clashes that erupted after thousands of Bangladeshi garment workers attacked a fire station in Dhaka.
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Bangalore: These women face abuse at work place
Bangalore's ready made garment industry earns big dollars exporting outfits to sophisticated markets in the West. The invisible hands behind this industry are nearly four lakh women who cut, sew and stitch nine hours a day, seven days a week. The price of nine non-stop hours on the power loom without lunch or toilet breaks is a measly Rs. 3000 a mo...
