Fashion Revolution to close UK headquarters

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World’s largest fashion activism movement confirms it is to close its UK-based headquarters amidst NGO funding crisis

LONDON – Fashion Revolution, the global campaign group founded in the aftermath of the 2013 Rana Plaza factory collapse, has confirmed it is closing its UK headquarters amid what it describes as a challenging funding and operating environment.

The organisation, which operates in more than 90 countries and campaigns for greater transparency across global fashion supply chains, confirmed the decision to wind down its London-based community interest company (CIC) in a statement published on its website.

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