Unsafe and Hazardous Conditions

Garment factories are among the most dangerous workplaces in the world.

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A building does not collapse by accident. It collapses because safety was never the priority.

THE NUMBERS

WORKERS KILLED
RANA PLAZA COLLAPSE, 2013

WORKERS INJURED
IN THE SAME DISASTER

50%

OF GARMENT WORKERS
REPORT HAZARDOUS EXPOSURE

Buildings that should never have been occupied.

The 2013 Rana Plaza collapse exposed what many already knew. Garment factories are often housed in structurally unsafe buildings. Workers had reported cracks in the walls the day before the collapse. They were ordered back in anyway.

Every day, workers breathe in what they shouldn't.

Garment workers are regularly exposed to dust particles, chemical fumes, and toxic substances. Long-term exposure leads to respiratory diseases, skin conditions, and other serious health complications.

The body pays the price.

Beyond chemical hazards, workers face physical strain from long shifts, repetitive movements, and poor ergonomic conditions, contributing to chronic pain and musculoskeletal disorders.

THEIR

SAFETY

WAS

NEVER

PART OF

THE

BUDGET.

Child Labour

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Buildings that should never have been occupied.

Every day, workers breathe in what they shouldn't.

The body pays the price.