LONDON – Global brands including Bestseller, Levi’s, Target and Walmart have been criticised for failing to give information on how they are ensuring responsible purchasing practices in Bangladesh during the current unrest.
The Business & Human Rights Resource Centre (BHRRC) reached out to the top 15 brands sourcing from Bangladesh, and another five identified by local unions, to ask how they were addressing the disruption in the country’s garment sector.
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