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The latest:
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Statement: Oxfam Stands with Bangladeshi Garment Workers
Oxfam stands in solidarity with the Bangladeshi garment workers, activists, trade unions and worker representatives who advocate for increasing the minimum wage to Tk. 23,000 per month. We strongly urge all international fashion brands that source from Bangladesh to support trade unions’ demands for an increased minimum wage, particularly Canadian fashion brands like Joe Fresh,…
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Aritzia’s little secret
A garment worker in Cambodia, where Aritzia sources many of its products, would need to work full-time for more than three years to earn what Aritzia’s CEO makes in just one day. But massive pay inequality isn’t the only problem. Keep reading to learn more.
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Stitch for Change: Uniting for Fair Fashion
On a bright Friday in Vancouver, Oxfam Canada joined forces with youth-led organizations, Threading Change, Remake, and Stand.Earth, to organize the Stitch for Change Challenge. Our mission? To highlight the urgent need for transparency in the fashion industry.
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What She Makes Campaign Brief
Access to dignified work is a human right and a fundamental pathway out of poverty. Canadian brands must commit to paying a living wage to the women who make our clothes.
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Milestone Two: Being Transparent
This backgrounder describes why supply chain transparency is an important step in the runway to paying living wages and improving labour practices in the fashion industry.
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Leader Or Laggard?
Adopting human rights and environmental due diligence legislation would help to advance Canada’s feminist foreign policy goals and gender equality measures in aid, trade, diplomacy, and defence.
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Milestone One: Making a Commitment
Making a credible commitment is the first step in the runway to a living wage. Learn more about why this matters.
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Stuff Companies Say
When fashion companies tell you about where their clothes are made and what they pay garment workers … There’s something missing.
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Statement Of Solidarity
Oxfam stands in solidarity with the Bangladesh Garment and Industrial Workers Federation (BGIWF), trade union leaders and all human rights defenders who stand up for workers’ rights and protect human rights.
