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H&M pledges living wage for textile workers after Bangladesh disaster | South China Morning Post
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H&M: Honour your commitments to protect garment workers in Bangladesh.
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H&M leads efforts to improve factory safety in Bangladesh - Deseret News
Eight years on from factory collapse garment workers are again at risk, unions warn
Rana Plaza collapse: workplace dangers persist three years later, reports find | Bangladesh | The Guardian
Rana Plaza Collapse a Decade On, Garment Workers Still Exploited - Bloomberg
