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This is our newsroom where you will find press releases and other media related materials
Press Coverage
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LA Times, July 7, 2007: "Their Dreams Unraveled." by Marla Dickerson.
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Women's Wear Daily, July 6, 2007: “Fuentes Line Factory to Comply with Labor Laws." by Kristi Ellis.
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, July 5, 2007: “Guatemalan Kohl’s apparel-maker signs labor pledge.” by John Schmid.
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AP, July 5, 2007: "Factory Agrees to Follow Labor Laws." by Emily Fredrix.
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, June 28, 2007: "Kohl's pulls clothing; factory abuse alleged: Fuentes is asked to help garment workers in Guatemala." by Doris Hajewski.
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AP, June 28, 2007: "Kohl's Reacts to Sweatshop Charges." by Emily Fredrix.
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Women's Wear Daily, June 19, 2007: "Daisy Fuentes Line Targeted by Labor Group." by Kristi Ellis.
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The Salt Lake Tribune, May 26, 2007: "New Standards for Trade Agreements May Not Change Much" by Robyn Blumner.
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Utne Reader, May/June 2007: "Not Your Mother's Quilt: Terese Agnew needles the establishment one stitch at a time." by James Diers.
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Inside U.S. Trade, April 20, 2007: “USAID To Oversee Jordan Labor Reforms, Talks Under FTA Unlikely.”
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Santa Cruz Sentinel, March 14, 2007: "Report Says Watsonville Distributors Profit From Guatemalan Child Labor Exploitation." by Jennifer Pittman.
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New York Times, March 12, 2007: "Bush to Press Free Trade in a Place Where Young Children Still Cut the Cane" by Marc Lacey. Page 1, Page 2
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Voice of America, February 14, 2007: "US Lawmakers Seek to Crack Down on Foreign Sweatshops."
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Women's Wear Daily, December 7, 2006: "Hanesbrands Cuts Factory After Abuses"
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Winston-Salem Journal, December 6, 2006: "Hanesbrands Ends Vendor's Contract for Pay Violations"
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Mercury News, November 23, 2006: "Battle Against Human Trafficking to Continue as Diplomat Moves on"
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Winston-Salem Journal, October 27, 2006: "Hanes Gets Child-Labor Report"
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Women's Wear Daily, October 26, 2006: "Advocacy Group Finds Violations at Bangladesh Apparel Factory."
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L.A. Times, October 16, 2006: "Group Accuses Jordan of Failing to Enforce Labor Rights"
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IRIN, October 2, 2006: "Jordan: Bangladesh Workers Protest Against Abuse"
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Jordan Times, August 14, 2006: "[Jordan's Minister of Labor Basem] Salem Outlines Measures to Protect Workers’ Rights in QIZs"
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Bureau of National Affairs, July 7, 2006: "Jordan Cracks Down on Firms Exploiting Foreign Workers in Violation of Trade Pact"
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Jordan Times, July 5, 2006: "QIZ Workers Relocated Following Investigations"
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Jordan Business, (Editorial), June 2006: "The Cost of Labor"
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Jordan Business, 2006: "The Indignity of Labor: Are We Exploiting the QIZ Workforce?"
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Maine Public Broadcasting, June 26, 2006: "Report Targets Sweatshops in Jordan That Make Products for L.L. Bean and Other Retailers"
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Jordan Times, June 18, 2006: "Zu'bi Highlights Benefits of Free Trade Agreement with US-Jordan"
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Integrated Regional Information Network, June 18, 2006: "Jordan - Government Campaign Aims to Root Out Worker Abuse in QIZs"
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Petra (Jordan News Agency): June 17, 2006: "Minister of Industry and Trade Concludes US Visit"
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Washington Times, June 17, 2006: "Jordan Shutting Abusive Factories"
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Reuters, June 16, 2006: "Jordan Cracking Down on Sweatshop Abuses - Minister"
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The Daily Star, May 12, 2006: "Turning a Blind Eye to Abuse"
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The Daily Star, May 10, 2006: "Our Workers' Misery in Foreign Lands"
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Khaleej Times, May 7: "Jordan Moves to Verify Alleged Labor Violations"
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News from Bangladesh, May 5: "Bangladeshi Workers Repressed in Jordan, Government Unaware"
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EmergingTextiles.com, May 5, 2006: "US Government Asked to Investigate Allegations"
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Globe-Israel, May 4, 2006: "China Main Beneficiary of U.S.-Israel-Jordan QIZ Report"
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Agence France Presse, May 4: "Jordan Pledges Crackdown on Foreign Worker Abuse"
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Women's Wear Daily, May 4, 2006: "House Democrats Ask Bush to Investigate Jordan Abuse"
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AP, May 3: "Jordan Admits Foreign Workers Were Abused in Sweatshops"
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New York Times, May 3, 2006: "An Ugly Side of Free Trade: Sweatshops in Jordan"
ARCHIVE
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CFO Magazine, August 2005: "The Price of a Cheap Suit," by Joseph McCafferty
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Washington Post, July 31, 2005: "The Man Who Made Kathie Lee Cry," by Lynn Duke.
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CNN / Lous Dobbs Tonight, July 22, 2005: Economic sham called free trade
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NBC Dateline, June 17, 2005: "The Human Cost Behind Bargain Shopping"
- New York Times, April 6, 2004: "Central American Deal Ignites a Trade Debate," by Elizabeth Becker.
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The New York Times, September 27, 2002: “A Push to Improve Labor`s Lot Overseas," by Steven Greenhouse.
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Washington Post, May 13, 2002: "Few Protections for China's New Laborers," by Philip P. Pan.
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New York Times, June 5, 2001: "Myanmar Tests Resolve of I.L.O. on Enforcing Standards," by Elizabeth Olson.
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New York Times, March 1, 2001: "Memo Feeds Concern That Exports to U.S. Help Burmese Junta," by Steven Greenhouse.
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New York Times, February 6, 2001: "Beatings and Other Abuses Cited at Samoan Apparel Plant that Supplied U.S. Retailers," by Steven Greenhouse
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Washington Post, March 19, 1998: "Chinese Sweatshops Labor for U.S. Retailers, Report Says," by William Branigin.
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The Journal of Commerce, March 19, 1998: "Labor Activists Examine Low Salaries in China," by John Maggs.
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Newsday, March 19, 1998: "More Heat on Sweatshops," by James Madore.
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KATHIE LEE CAMPAIGN (1996, 1999) NEWS ARTICLES
Blog Coverage
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Jim Hightower, November 21, 2006, "How Glamorous is Child Labor?"
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Mission Responsibility Through Investment: "MRTI engages Wal-Mart over Bnagladesh Factory Conditions"
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The Labor and Worklife Program at Harvard Law School, "Children Found Sewing Clothing for Wal-Mart, Hanes and Other U.S. and European Companies"
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Anita Roddick, October 12, 2006 "Child labour in the garment industry is back, and we must immediately put an end to it!"
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Anita Roddick, June 14, 2006: "Watershed Anti-sweatshop Legislation Introduced in the U.S. Congress";
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Batir Wardam, May 7, 2006: "Making a Difference"
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Retail Wire Discussions, May 4: "Middle East Conflict: Trade and Retailing"
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Natasha Tynes, May 3, 2006: "Mental Mayhem" |
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"If the American retailers paid only 25 cents more per garment, the total in Bangladesh would be $898 million- more than eight times current US aid" |
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