PHNOM PENH – ‘Clothing the Loop’, an art exhibition aiming to highlight both the environmental and societal impacts of the garment sector has been installed in a disused Cambodian garment factory.
The Tak Fak site was chosen as, following its closure in 2009, a vast number of RMG workers were abruptly left without a job or hope of compensation – a story which is by no means uncommon in the sector.
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