India's 'invisible' home garment workers exploited by fashion brands
By A Mystery Man Writer
News industrie : New research, which has focused on India’s home-based workers, showed that most are women and girls from minority or marginalized communities who earn less tahn minimum wage with no avenue for redress. (#1063628)
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