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< p > Bangladesh < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/" target= "_blank" > clothing < /a > processing factory continuous tragedy, let these sweatshops and sweatshops behind those clothing brands have become the focus of attention all over the world.

After the massacre, many garment enterprises took the corresponding responsibility to sign the indemnity clause, while some brands refused to recognize it.

Now let's take stock of those brands that are tainted with sweatshops and why sweatshops exist! < /p >

< p > < strong > Event Review < /strong > < /p >

< p > < strong > > a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_p.asp" > Bangladesh < /a > National sweatshop serial tragedy < /strong > /p >

< p > May 8, 2013, a fire broke out at a garment factory in Mirpur Industrial District of Dhaka, killing eight people.

The fire broke out in a 11 storey building. Most of the workers left the building after work when the fire broke out. The factory was affiliated with TungHai Group, a large clothing exporter. Its cooperative clients include the Inditex group of Zara parent company.

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In April 23, 2013, 12 miles from the capital of Dhaka, Bangladesh, a 8 storey building collapsed, killing more than 900 people. P

The building has 4 garment factories, some shops and a bank, which accommodates nearly 5000 workers.

One week before the tragedy, cracks appeared in the interior walls of the building. But on the morning of the day, workers were asked to return to the factory and said the building had been inspected completely safe.

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< p > January 2013, a fire broke out at a garment factory in mohammadpur district west of Dhaka, killing 7 people and injuring more than 15 people.

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In November 2012, a fire broke out in Tazreen clothing company in Bangladesh, killing 111 workers. The factory provided garments for WAL-MART, Carrefour and many other supermarkets. P

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< p > why does sweatshop exist < /p >

< p > when brand is associated with sweatshops, everyone's first reaction is to pfer the factory to the cheaper labor force in order to reduce labor costs.

In this way, you can make yourself more competitive in the market, help yourself win more market share and earn more profits.

It is precisely because of such demand that such factories exist.

Is the existence of sweatshops really blamed for companies wanting to earn more profits? Consumers want to buy cheaper a href= "http://www.91se91.com/" target= "_blank" > clothes "/a".

In fact, for the existence of sweatshops, even in the eyes of some economists and scholars, they all think that the existence of sweatshops is very meaningful for those poor areas and even countries.

Economist Jeffrey Sachs said at a seminar in Harvard University in 1997: "I'm not worried about sweatshops, but sweat and sweat."

Sweatshops play a very important role in the economic development of Singapore and Hongkong.

Sweatshops now need to be pferred to more poor places (Third World countries) to help them out of poverty. "

In a 2009 New York Times article supporting sweatshops, a 19 year old girl said in an interview: "I value my present job very much and it is our dream to have a job in a sweatshop.

It can help us get rid of poverty. "

Therefore, in order to pursue profits, consumers will continue to exist in order to pursue cheap and poor people in pursuit of survival.

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< p > < strong > brand of "sweatshop" is less than /strong > /p >

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Less than P, from GAP to Vitoria and then to Kardashian's fashion empire, whether it's fast fashion or high-end clothing brand, we all see that they use sweatshops to create their own brands.

So even if you didn't buy enough stuff in these stores, you must have heard that friends around here often shop.

In the public service advertisement against shark fin, Yao Ming said, "without demand, there will be no killing."

Alexander Wang去年就因為血汗工廠的事情鬧得沸沸揚揚，但是突然法院突然就撤銷了對于Alexander Wang在紐約使用血汗工廠進行代工的案子，據說是因為他們和工人之間進行了秘密和解;2011年Kim Kardashian家族企業被指控她們選擇的中國代工廠工作環境非常不人性化;2010年《觀察家》報道指出印度為Gap生產服裝的工人每天工資不到40盧比(不到1美金);2006年J.Crew在塞班島的代工廠的工人說他們的工廠是全美國最糟糕的血汗工廠; 20世紀90年明星們發起了一場全球范圍內的抵制Nike使用血汗工廠的活動;2007年全國勞工委員會在一份聲明中指出為維多利亞的秘密生產內衣的約旦工人經常受到侮辱和身材上的懲罰;曾經在燒毀工廠的廢墟中發現Benetton的商標，可是Benetton卻不曾任這家血汗工廠為其代工過;在最近發生的孟加拉國服裝大廠火災事故中，Mango、H&M、Zara都在這里生產服裝，除了工

The wages of the workers are very miserable because of bad environment.

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< p > < strong > sweatshops will really affect the brand? < /strong > /p >

P, 2013, during the autumn and winter fashion cycle, a demonstration of people gathered outside the Y-3 show. They shouted the slogan "NO SWEATSHOP" with the sign.

They stand opposite the entrance of the show, facing such a demonstration waiting for the fashion editor, daring or buyer of the show.

No response.

They felt that they were most concerned and concerned about what was going to be staged in the show, and the boycott and parade outside the show seemed to have nothing to do with them.

So sweatshops without sweating and factories will not affect the mood of the people who see them and their opinions on the brand.

The industry in fashion circles is so, not to mention consumers waiting to buy cheap clothes.

In the 90 years since twentieth Century, American stars and consumers began to boycott sweatshops in NIKE in Asia. But over the years, we have found that such boycott has not had a great impact on the long-term development of Nike brand and its brand image and positioning.

Apart from the indifference of the outsider, there are also brands that involve sweatshops and always find various kinds of words to extricate themselves.

The most classic excuse is that we do not know that our suppliers are using child labour or factory workers without benefits.

Next, they will sign new contracts with suppliers on the surface, strictly demand the factory's production environment and treatment of workers, but these new regulations have never been implemented, just to divert public attention, and minimize the impact of sweatshops with a brand.

If sweatshops are not able to cause a fatal blow to brands, why should brands abandon sweatshops instead of /p?

< p > < strong > epilogue < /strong > < /p >

< p > with the gradual increase of labor costs in China, fast fashion brands such as H&M and Zara are seeking new foundry in Vietnam, India and Bangladesh in pursuit of lower production costs.

Because of the demand of enterprises, the less developed countries with low labor force have become the places where sweatshops are built.

The "sweatshop" that was once held on top of China is called "a href=" http://www.91se91.com/ "target=" _blank "hat" /a ". With the continuous disaster of Bangladesh in recent two years," sweatshops "have found new owners since then.

So if businesses want to make money, consumers want to plan cheap, and the poor want to survive, sweatshops will not disappear.

They will only move from one place to another.

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