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Major brands owe billions to apparel factories, whose workers bear the brunt - Vox
Adidas, Gap, H & M: Apparel made in Cambodia in the spotlight | news.com.au — Australia's leading news site
Cambodia's CDC permits IGTM to set up garment factory
Adidas, Nike among brands 'failing' Cambodia's garment workers | Sustainability News Cambodia
Brands write to Cambodia PM on workers' rights | Social Compliance & CSR News | News
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Cambodia workers strike at Adidas shoe factory
TOGS International BD - Cambodia Labour Behind the Label Shen Zhou garment factory Garment workers make Adidas apparel at the Shen Zhou garment factory in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, October 18, 2011. | Facebook
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Garment Workers for Adidas in Cambodia Request Discussing Unpaid Wages, which the Company Denies | Cambodianess
Nike, Adidas supply chains in Cambodia scrutinised by ActionAid report
Adidas, Gap, H & M: Apparel made in Cambodia in the spotlight | news.com.au — Australia's leading news site
adidas Factory Outlet store in... - adidas Cambodia Store | Facebook
$150 World Cup Jerseys Made by Workers Getting $2.27 a Day - The New York Times
London Olympics 2012: Cambodian garment workers paid just £10 a week to make branded 2012 Games 'fanwear' | Daily Mail Online
