#sweat-shop

Les voyages derrière un T-shirt : la cartographie de la mode - Veille cartographique 2.0

▻http://veillecarto2-0.fr/veille-2/les-voyages-derriere-le-fast-fashion

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Cartographier l’industrie de la mode dès la production jusqu’à la fin de vie d’un habit est un grand défi. Cet article essaye de rendre compte de l’ampleur des enjeux derrière un t-shirt.

Aujourd’hui, la Semaine de la Mode de Paris Printemps/Eté 2018 fait son début. Pendant quelques jours, les grandes maisons françaises vont montrer au Monde le must-have de l’année prochaine. Même si les sacs Chanel sont encore bien loin de la réalité de la majorité des Français, très probablement pourrons-nous acheter un sac « inspiré » à ZARA ou H&M.

#mondialisation #sweat-shop #esclavage_moderne peut-être

Bangladesh: 41 belatedly charged over Rana Plaza factory collapse - World Socialist Web Site
▻http://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2016/01/18/bang-j18.html

By Sarath Kumara
18 January 2016

More than 32 months after Bangladesh’s worst industrial disaster, the Rana Plaza factory collapse that killed more than 1,100 people, mostly garment workers, a court last month indicted the building owner and 40 others, including local government officials, on murder charges.

#bangladesh #rana_plaza #sweat-shop

La Chine arrête des défenseurs des droits des travailleurs. J’essaye de poster le lien de cette dépêche de presse RFI depuis Shenzhen mais il semble que le site de RFI ne fonctionne pas depuis ici. Bizarre :)

Si quelqu’un peut le mettre pour moi, c’est sympa, merci.

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#chine #droits_humains #sweat-shop

#Surplus : Terrorized into Being Consumers (2003) Full

Surplus: Terrorized Into Being Consumers is an award winning Swedish documentary film on consumerism and globalization, created by director Erik Gandini and editor Johan Söderberg.

It looks at the arguments for capitalism and technology, such as greater efficiency, more time and less work, and argues that these are not being fulfilled, and they never will be.

The film is about our world, the modern civilisation that eats more than needed. It’s not very much information that is physicly showed, its the pictures in symbios with music that is the real strength in this flick.

The film leans towards anarcho-primitivist ideology and argues for a simple and fulfilling life.

▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXmuWecIQos

#consommation #documentaire #film #consommateurs #crise #environnement #capitalisme #technologie #société_de_consommation #critique_sociale

Pakistan’s factory fire : An indictment of capitalism

►http://www.wsws.org/articles/2012/sep2012/pers-s19.shtml
19 September 2012

The tragic blaze in Pakistan that killed nearly 300 workers last week was the world’s worst factory fire, surpassing the terrible death toll of 188 in the Kader toy factory fire in Thailand in 1993. The latest fire was a particularly horrific product of the dangerous and oppressive conditions that are the common experience of tens of millions of workers in Asia and many other parts of the world.

Over the past three decades, countries like Pakistan and Thailand have been integrated into globalised production systems like never before. In the garment industry, global corporations contract out production of their prestige products to the sweatshops of Asia, setting in motion a dog-eat-dog competition to cut costs and provide the lowest price.

#pakistan #sweat-shop #no-logo #travail #emploi #conditions-travail

Pakistan factory fires kill over 300 workers

Le livre de Naomi Klein, No Logo, commence avec deux histoires semblables : une ayant eu lieu il y a cent ans, et l’autre dans les années 1990. EN 2012, ça n’a pas beaucoup changé.

►http://www.wsws.org/articles/2012/sep2012/kara-s13.shtml
By Wasantha Rupasinghe
13 September 2012

In Pakistan’s worst ever industrial accident, at least 289 workers have died from a fire that erupted at a garment factory in Karachi on Tuesday evening.

Until late yesterday afternoon, firemen and rescue workers were removing bodies from what remained of the four-story undergarment and plastic utensils factory, which was situated in an industrial suburb of Pakistan’s most populous city. Authorities called the death toll provisional, saying it is possible more bodies could yet be found and that some of the critically injured may not survive.

#pakistan #sweat-shop #délocalisation #travail