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Up Front: Sweat Shop

We need to raise £10,000 to help us continue to support sweatshop workers and campaign against abusive corporate behaviour.

The December 2007 edition of Up Front (downloadable here) examined sweatshops and the companies that make massive profits on the backs of workers with few rights.

Don't let high street names like Asda, Primark and Tesco make their massive profits off the exploitation of workers around the world.

Please donate to War on Want today!

£20 could pay for one woman to attend a forum in Honduras where sweatshop workers learn how to defend their rights and fight for better working conditions.
£50 could help publish a report raising awareness of corporate practices and exploitation.
£100 could help us to print action cards and campaigns material to fight for corporate accountability in the UK.
£250 could pay the legal fees for Bangladeshi garment workers who need to take action against their employers for unpaid wages.

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