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 [4]
Arab Times Online Thousands of Workers Protest In Dhaka After 'Deadly Blaze' [7]
Asia Times Online Bangladesh blaze points to hell of garments trade [8]
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Bloomberg Business Week Wal-Mart Fires Supplier That Used Bangladesh Factory [9]
Bloomberg Business Week Wal-Mart Nixed Paying Bangladesh Suppliers to Fight Fire [10]
Bloomberg Business Week Bangladesh Overwhelmed in Monitoring Factories [11]
Bloomberg Business Week Wal-Mart factory rules won't make them safer activists say [12]
Business Recorder Factory fires highlight myriad problems of labourers [13]
Business Standard India Dhaka inferno revealed gap in safety for global brands [14]
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CBC.ca Wal-Mart tightens rules for suppliers [15]
Chicago Tribune Thousands protest in Bangladesh after deadly blaze [19]
Colorlines Walmart Ignored Deadly 'High Risks' at Bangladeshi Factory [20]
Common Dreams Sweatshop Fire: Outrage in Bangladesh as Few Arrests are Made [21]
Courrier International Walmart: du sang sur les mains? [23]
La Croix Coup d'envoi des soldes... [24]
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The Daily Campus No change coming Bangladesh's way [26]
Daily Maverick Made in Bangladesh: Cheap clothes, cheap labor, cheap life [28]
The Daily Star Clothing patterns for US marines found at fire site [29]
The Daily Star Int'l rights bodies urge buyers to ensure workplace safety [30]
Denver Post Wal-Mart adopts stricter measures on suppliers [31]
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The Epoch Times After Deadly Fire, Bangladesh Factories in Spotlight [33]
El Nuevo Día La única salida en el incendio de Bangladesh estaba cerrada [34]
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Financial Express ILRF for independent, transparent probe [35]
Financial Express Fire in city's RMG factory again exposes lax safety measures at workplaces [36]
Free Speech Radio News Calls rise for corporate responsibility after deadly fire in Bangladeshi garment factory [38]
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The Globe and Mail The real cost of our 'fast fashion' consumption culture [41]
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Huffington Post Walmart Adopts 'Zero Tolerance Policy' on Subcontracting After Bangladesh Factory Fire [42]
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Il Pane e le Rose Sfruttati a morte [43]
Interaksyon Phillipine News Online Deadly sweatshop fire stirs anger in Bangladesh but US consumers can't care less [44]
In These Times Bangladesh Factory Fire: Workers Burn, Walmart Ducks Responsibility [45]
India Real Time U.S Retailers Grapple With Bangladesh Fire Safety [46]
International Business Times Bangladesh Blaze Factory Tazreen Fashions Lost Fire Certificate in June [47]
International Business Times Bangladesh: Lax Safety Measures Blamed for Tazreen Factory Fire Tragedy [48]
International Herald Tribune
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KSL Broadcasting Salt Lake City Walmart Warns Suppliers on Stricter Measures [50]
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MSN How safe are Wal-Mart's factories? [51]
Morning Star Online Walmart safety questioned [52]
The Motely Fool Does Wal-Mart Really Care About Worker Safety? [53]
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NBC News Bangladesh mourns, calls factory fire 'act of sabotage' [55]
New York Magazine Bangladesh Factory Fire Kills Seven, Only Exit Might Have Been Locked [57]
The New York Times Documents Reveal New Details About Walmart's Connection to Tazreen Factory Fire [58]
The New York Times Fatal Fire in Bangladesh Highlights the Dangers Facing Garment Workers [59]
The New York Times Horrific Fire Revealed a Gap in Safety for Global Brands [60]
NPR (Marketplace) U.S retailers see fallout from Bangladesh factory fire [61]
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Open Media Boston Protesting the Bangladesh Garment Factory Fire at Harvard Square [62]
Open Media Boston Activists Hold Vigil At Boston H&M [63]
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PBS News Hour Dangerous Conditions Remain in Bangladesh After Workers Died in Factory Fire [64]
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Horrific Fire Revealed a Gap in Saftey for Global Brands [65]
Potential Traders Wal-Mart involved in Tazreen Garment Factory fire incident in Bangladesh [66]
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Quartz These are the clothing labels left behind in the Bangladesh factory fire that killed 112 workers [67]
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Salon.com Wal-Mart's connection to firetrap Bangladesh factory [71]
The Scotsman Indian factory where over 120 died in blaze made clothes for scots knitwear company [73]
South China Morning Post Li & Fung pledges pay-outs for victims of Bangladesh fire [74]
South China Morning Post Mass worker protest hits Bangladesh after deadly blazes at "deathtrap" textile factories [75]
The Star (Toronto) Thousands Protest in Bangladesh after deadly blaze [76]
Stuff.co.nz Protest after deadly garment factory fire [77]
Swissinfo.ch Thousands protest in Bangladesh after deadly blaze [78]
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The Telegraph Walmart in supply chain crackdown after Bangladesh factory fire [79]
Toledo Blade Wal-Mart issues [80]
Toronto Sun Bangladesh mourns, calls factory fire 'act of sabotage' [81]
Truth-out.org Fire Kills at Least 118 Factory Workers at Walmart Supplier in Bangladesh [82]
TVNZ Bangladesh blaze draws US scrutiny [83]
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The Wallstreet Journal For Wal-Mart, Sears, Tough Questions in Bangladesh Fire [84]
The Wallstreet Journal U.S. Retailers Grapple With Bangladesh Fire Safety [85]
Washington Post Police in Bangladesh arrest 2 garment factory owners over fire that killed 7 workers [86]
Worcester Telegram: Human Cost of Cheap Clothing [87]