For more than two years the CCC has publicly called upon the US-sportswear brand FILA to ensure proper compensation for the women and men who lost their jobs when FILA supplier PT Tae Hwa shut down in 2005.To date FILA has failed to respond to our requests for action in relation to the closure of their Indonesian sports shoe supplier.

Others have also tried to get FILA to take action. Oxfam Australia has pushed for a just resolution to this case since 2005, highlighting PT Tae Hwa in their comprehensive 2006 report Offside! Labour Rights and Sportswear Production in Asia.

In 2006 Oxfam America confronted FILA with 30,000 signatures from concerned consumers requesting that the company follow up on the PT Tae Hwa case, however FILA never even responded. While this appeal for action has closed the CCC and partners plan to keep the pressure on FILA. Stay tuned to the CCC website for more information on campaigning efforts to push for better working conditions in the global sportswear industry.