 Platform members of the Belgian CCC 'Vêtements Propres' are preparing to hand over postcards to Carrefour Headquarters in Evere When the Postman rings...On June 10, activists of the CCC in Belgium – disguised as postmen - delivered about 10.000 postcards to retailers Aldi, Lidl, Cora, Carrefour and Trafic. The action was part of an ongoing public campaign around the need for an "Asia Floor Wage": a realistic minimum "living" wage for workers in the garment industry and other international production chains. |
 Demand Change from the World’s Giant RetailersWalmart, Tesco, Carrefour, Aldi, and Lidl – with huge market shares and enormous buying power these are truly giants in the field of retail. But their performance when it comes to labour rights is anything but impressive. |
 Soccer Ball Stitchers Need Your Support!Make your voice be heard today to put pressure on FIFA. New research reveals that workers stitching soccer balls in Pakistan, India, China and Thailand continue to experience alarming labour rights violations. |
 Asia Floor Wage Campaign Takes OffOn October 7, the Asia Floor Wage (AFW) Alliance launched its campaign to establish a floor on the race to the bottom in the Asian garment industry. With dozens of events around the globe and the release of a new report, Stitching a Decent Wage Across Borders, the Alliance put forth its demand for a unified living wage for Asian garment workers. |
