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Bookmark or Share- Deaths and injuries in the global garment industryDeaths and injuries in the global garment industry. After the Rana Plaza building collapse killed 1,138 workers in April 2013, more than 200 apparel brands and retailers joined together in the Accord on Fire and Building Safety in Bangladesh.
- Which brands have signed the safety Accord? - Clean Clothes CampaignAll of the brands that have not yet signed the Accord continue to put workers' lives at risk and we urge them to sign on as soon as possible. The International Accord is signed by 242 brands. There are 128 signatories to the Pakistan Accord and 203 companies signed the Bangladesh programme.
- Sign The Accord — Clean Clothes CampaignThe International Accord is the only existing binding agreement to protect garment workers by: Informing workers and local trade unions about their rights to a safe and healthy workplace, Mandating safety training programmes for workers, Mandating safety protections in workplaces like fire exits,
- Clean Clothes CampaignThe Clean Clothes Campaign network will join forces with partners and allies worldwide to mark for the first time Living Wage Action Day on 25 September 2024. Our main aim is to initiate a global movement dedicated to ensuring all workers receive a wage that meets their basic needs: a living wage! →.
- Our work and principles — Clean Clothes CampaignExplore judicial mechanisms and lobby for legislation to protect workers’ rights and hold companies accountable; Promote public and private procurement that ensures workers’ rights are respected in the production process; Work together to develop our own network and strengthen the global alliance for workers’ rights.
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