What clothing companies use child labor?

Many companies actually make it their mission and part of their company culture not to employ child labor. See the 10 Companies that still use child labor. read more

Furthermore, some companies have responded emphatically (for example, Nike) to accusations of sweatshop labour, while others haven’t responded nearly as quickly or as effectively. Whatever the end result is, it’s still a controversial issue in the sense that these workers get paid extremely minimal amounts of money and work many hours a week for the sake of designing the newest trendy pieces of clothing. read more

Child labor is forbidden by law in most countries but continues to be prevalent in some of the poorest / developing parts of the world. Egypt, Uzbekistan, Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Thailand and China are identified as notorious for child labor in the textile & garment industry. read more