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SOLIDARITY WITH BANGLADESHI TEXTILE WORKERS
SATURDAY 24th NOVEMBER, 11am,
Outside Tesco, Whitechapel Road
This autumn has seen a wave of strikes, demonstrations and riots across Bangladesh as garment workers fight back against poverty pay and sweatshop conditions. Some of the factories invovled sell their clothes to high street stores, including Tesco.
This Saturday we will be showing our solidarity with these workers in struggle by demonstrating outside Tesco, a company that recently announced £2.5 billion profits but keeps its workers in poverty both at home and abroad.