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Thai Army Head Declares Coup

General Prayuth Chan-ocha announced a military takeover of the government.

Thai Industry Assesses Unrest

The Thailand Garment Manufacturers Association expressed worries Tuesday about the repercussions of recent…

Duty-Free and Travel Retailers Must Understand Asia

Better infrastructure is necessary for the travel retail industry to capture the attention of consumers in…

Cambodia’s Labor Day Turns Violent

Authorities threaten workers with sticks, batons.

Trial Over Cambodia Shooting Begins

The case concerns 23 arrests during a garment worker strike last January.

Bangladesh’s Toxic Tanneries

More than 50 years of weak regulation has led to severe environmental effects and has deteriorated workers…

Despite Reforms, Bangladesh Workers Still Face Problems

Labor activists say the country is still not adequately addressing the needs of the 4.2 million workers who…

Mass Faintings Hit Cambodia’s Garment Sector Again

More than 200 workers at three factories fainted on Wednesday and Thursday due to noxious paint fumes, a…

Unions Denounce Cambodian Government

Regional leaders gather to highlight apparel workers’ need for higher wages.

Challenges Remain for Bangladesh Safety Initiatives

Almost a year after the Rana Plaza collapse, the Bangladesh apparel industry seems to be on the bumpy road to…

Q&A: Levi’s Michael Kobori on Cambodia

The vice president of sustainability talks about the company's history in Cambodia and what it hopes for the…

Brands, Unions Voice Cambodia Concerns

A delegation representing 30 international brands and global trade unions met with Cambodia’s deputy prime…

Cambodia’s Critical Wage Battle

Arguments from both sides of the issue show a fundamental difference in perspectives between what a basic…

U.N. Envoy Calls for Higher Wages in Cambodia

Surya Subedi also called for an investigation into the Jan. 3 shooting that killed at least least four…

Industry Pressure Mounts on Cambodia

A task force has found that Cambodian government worker spends more than $150 on basic necessities each month.