Zara Was Accused Of Discrimination.

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Almost every day in the clothing media repeatedly appeared, before we have reported that Giorgio Armani, because a "gay man should not dress as if he was declared homosexual to the world" and aroused public opinion attacks, even if he is homosexual.

The prosecutor is a former employee of Zara and Ian Jack Miller (Ian Jack Miller), who served as legal adviser in North America at Zara.

Yesterday, Ian's lawyer submitted the $40 million anti discrimination suit to the Supreme Court of Manhattan. The lawyer claimed that Zara had deliberately dismissed him because Ian was Jewish, American and gay. He also said there were serious racial discrimination, state discrimination and homosexual discrimination in Zara's corporate culture.

Ian is 50 years old and has been working since 2008.

North America served as a legal adviser until March of this year.

In the indictment, Ian revealed that Zara executives interacted with mail containing discriminatory content, including portrayed President Obama as a fried chicken waiter.

After learning about Miller's Jewish identity in 2013, he strengthened discrimination against him, including deliberately avoiding him from attending company meetings, not giving him salary increases and language attacks.

In addition, Ian's homosexuality was also met.

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In particular, he pointed out that a Zara executive sent himself an email with homosexual pornography, which openly suggested whoring with homosexual discrimination.

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He also accused Ortega, the founder of Zara, who had just risen to the world's second richest man yesterday: "he prefers such employees: straight men, Spaniards and Christians."

At present, Zara's parent company, the world's largest clothing retailer Inditex group, said it was shocked by the statement in the indictment and would take action to counter it.

Zara officials have not responded to this.

This is not the first time Zara has been charged with sensitive issues.

Just last summer, Zara was accused by Israel of selling a children's costume similar to that of Nazi prison camp during World War II.

In 2013, Zara was criticized by customers for selling a necklace with black faces.

In 2005, Zara recalled a handbag marked with Nazi cross symbols under the pressure of anti fascist, although a spokesman at that time said that the design of the handbag was inspired by symbols commonly used in Hinduism.

Earlier, Zara was also swept into racial discrimination by a white T-shirt with "White isthene wblack".