Europe EU law on deathtrap factories can't be a box-ticking exercise | View On April 24, 2013, the eight-story Rana Plaza building on the outskirts of Dhaka, Bangladesh, collapsed within 90 seconds, killing 1,134 people. 23/04/2021
Living Lucy & Yak founder talks green buzzwords and fixing the supply chain “We weren’t trying to start an ‘ethical, sustainable fashion brand’, we were just being decent humans." 21/10/2020
France ‘Revolting’: Magazine investigated for depicting French MP as a slave Widely condemned as racist, the “political fiction” published in the right-wing weekly Valeurs Actuelles included images of left-wing politician Danièle Obono with an iron collar around her neck. 31/08/2020
Living Three steps to reduce the dominance of fast fashion Sustainable fashion expert Yen Goo argues how the sector needs to change in the wake of the Boohoo slavery scandal. 14/07/2020
Green Opinion It's time to dismantle fast fashion and its exploitative practices Frankie Leach argues that "there is no redemption for fast fashion" in the wake of the Boohoo slavery scandal. 10/07/2020
USA Four hundred years since the first African slaves, race still divides America's first African slaves arrived in August 1619 - 400 years later and race still divides the U.S. 24/08/2019
USA Dozens of migrants disembark in Malta after days stranded at sea Malta allowed their rescue ship to dock after Germany, France, Portugal and Luxembourg agreed to take the 64 migrants in. 13/04/2019
brussels bureau Modern slavery in the heart of Europe No need to travel far from EU institutions to find out about migrant labour conditions. 23/05/2018
United Kingdom UK's anti-slavery czar resigns Commissioner Kevin Hyland says he has been frustrated by government interference in his role. 18/05/2018
Ivory Coast Ivorian migrants confirm existence of Libya's migrant slave markets Migrants returning to the Ivory Coast to be repatriated reveal the horrors of the migrant slave trade. 21/11/2017
