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- King Blues Frontman Itch Fox & Others @ No Sweat @ Housmans Bookshop(event)(1 day)
- SHAME ON PRIMARK PUBLICITY STUNT(event)(4 days)
- Bangladeshi Textile Workers Speak(event)(13 days)
- NATIONAL CLIMATE MARCH LONDON(event)(15 days)
- Comedy fundraiser with Shappi Khorsandi and others(event)(15 days)
- Mark Thomas among speakers at No Sweat Annual Gathering(event)(16 days)
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- "Child sweatshop shame threatens Gap's ethical image" (3)
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- Release Mansour Osanloo! (1)
- Protest pays off for cleaners at Barclays (1)
- Protest against the detention of Faroorq Tariq (1)
- Living wage: Sheffield University (1)
- Mahmood Salehi must be released immediately and unconditionally (1)
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Clean Clothes Campaign
The CCC's co-ordinating centre is based in the Netherlands. 'The CCC is an international campaign, focused on improving working conditions in the global garment and sportswear industries. There is a Clean Clothes Campaign in 9 European countries.
'The CCC aims to improve working conditions and to empower workers in the global garment industry, in order to end the oppression, exploitation and abuse of workers in this industry, most of whom are women.'