Last week, the biggest ever anti-sweatshop meeting took place in Bangkok, Thailand.

More than a hundred researchers, lawyers and activists from leading labour rights organisations in North and Central America, Africa, Asia, Australia and Europe gathered together and expressed their solidarity with the Clean Clothes Campaign and its Indian partner organisations.

During the meeting G-Star - FFI's biggest buyer - was dubbed GAG Star, using the participants as letters. The participants urge G-Star to speak out and use its influence over FFI to make it lift the gag orders, withdrawal the unjust court cases, and improve working conditions at the factory.