In the learning worlds Fashion.Power.People we dive into the world of fast fashion and put the puzzle together. With infographics, portraits, puzzles and interactive elements, we focus on the various social, environmental, labor and economic aspects of the fashion world.
How many miles do your jeans travel before you buy them?
Cambodia is one of the world's most important production locations for fashion and textiles. The country is one of the fastest growing economies and yet is also characterized by extreme poverty. What does this mean for Cambodia's inhabitants and what factors have an influence on this? In the learning worlds Fashion.Power.People, we dive into the world of fast fashion and put the puzzle together.
The conscience of Clothing aims to stimulate a critical debate about unequal conditions in global supply chains, and to call for more responsible consumption. It shows the struggles in the production countries and thus points out unfair working conditions and trade structures in the textile industry. The material contributes to the establishment of fair working conditions and trade structures in the textile industry.
Want to know more? Don't forget to read the this study (external link, opens in a new window) from the Center for Alliance of Labor and Human Rights! There you will learn not only about the supposed boom of the Cambodian textile industry, but also about those who benefit most from these production and trade structures.
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