Coverage of the Tazreen Factory Fire in Bangladesh
Printer-friendly version Date of publication: February 6, 2013
Source: News coverage citing ILRF, Nov 26 - Feb 6, 2013
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AllAfrica.com South Africa: How Walmart and Other Huge Companies Support Horrific Conditions That Kill Workers
Arab Times Online Thousands of Workers Protest In Dhaka After 'Deadly Blaze'
Asia Times Online Bangladesh blaze points to hell of garments trade
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Bloomberg Business Week Wal-Mart Fires Supplier That Used Bangladesh Factory
Bloomberg Business Week Wal-Mart Nixed Paying Bangladesh Suppliers to Fight Fire
Bloomberg Business Week Bangladesh Overwhelmed in Monitoring Factories
Bloomberg Business Week Wal-Mart factory rules won't make them safer activists say
Business Recorder Factory fires highlight myriad problems of labourers
Business Standard India Dhaka inferno revealed gap in safety for global brands
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Chicago Tribune Thousands protest in Bangladesh after deadly blaze
Courrier International Walmart: du sang sur les mains?
La Croix Coup d'envoi des soldes...
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The Daily Campus No change coming Bangladesh's way
Daily Maverick Made in Bangladesh: Cheap clothes, cheap labor, cheap life
The Daily Star Clothing patterns for US marines found at fire site
The Daily Star Int'l rights bodies urge buyers to ensure workplace safety
Denver Post Wal-Mart adopts stricter measures on suppliers
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The Epoch Times After Deadly Fire, Bangladesh Factories in Spotlight
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Financial Express ILRF for independent, transparent probe
Free Speech Radio News Calls rise for corporate responsibility after deadly fire in Bangladeshi garment factory
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The Globe and Mail The real cost of our 'fast fashion' consumption culture
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Huffington Post Walmart Adopts 'Zero Tolerance Policy' on Subcontracting After Bangladesh Factory Fire
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Il Pane e le Rose Sfruttati a morte
Interaksyon Phillipine News Online Deadly sweatshop fire stirs anger in Bangladesh but US consumers can't care less
India Real Time U.S Retailers Grapple With Bangladesh Fire Safety
International Business Times Bangladesh Blaze Factory Tazreen Fashions Lost Fire Certificate in June
International Business Times Bangladesh: Lax Safety Measures Blamed for Tazreen Factory Fire Tragedy
International Herald Tribune
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KSL Broadcasting Salt Lake City Walmart Warns Suppliers on Stricter Measures
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Morning Star Online Walmart safety questioned
The Motely Fool Does Wal-Mart Really Care About Worker Safety?
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New York Magazine Bangladesh Factory Fire Kills Seven, Only Exit Might Have Been Locked
The New York Times Fatal Fire in Bangladesh Highlights the Dangers Facing Garment Workers
The New York Times Horrific Fire Revealed a Gap in Safety for Global Brands
NPR (Marketplace) U.S retailers see fallout from Bangladesh factory fire
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Open Media Boston Protesting the Bangladesh Garment Factory Fire at Harvard Square
Open Media Boston Activists Hold Vigil At Boston H&M
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Horrific Fire Revealed a Gap in Saftey for Global Brands
Potential Traders Wal-Mart involved in Tazreen Garment Factory fire incident in Bangladesh
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Quartz These are the clothing labels left behind in the Bangladesh factory fire that killed 112 workers
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South China Morning Post Li & Fung pledges pay-outs for victims of Bangladesh fire
South China Morning Post Mass worker protest hits Bangladesh after deadly blazes at "deathtrap" textile factories
The Star (Toronto) Thousands Protest in Bangladesh after deadly blaze
Stuff.co.nz Protest after deadly garment factory fire
Swissinfo.ch Thousands protest in Bangladesh after deadly blaze
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Toledo Blade Wal-Mart issues
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The Wallstreet Journal For Wal-Mart, Sears, Tough Questions in Bangladesh Fire
The Wallstreet Journal U.S. Retailers Grapple With Bangladesh Fire Safety
Washington Post Police in Bangladesh arrest 2 garment factory owners over fire that killed 7 workers
Worcester Telegram: Human Cost of Cheap Clothing
