YANGON – The IndustriALL global trade union has warned of the continuing risks facing garment workers in Myanmar.
Citing a tracker developed by the Business & Human Rights Resource Centre, which monitors abuse in Myanmar’s garment industry, IndustriALL reports that there were 556 cases of alleged labour and human rights violations at 266 factories linked to international brands, by the end of June this year.
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