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H&M Myanmar | Facebook
H&M Myanmar | Facebook

Placards seen outside H&M shop front.Activists were seen handing flyers outside H&M in London to raise awareness of the labour situation in Myanmar under the coup dictatorship. They gathered signatures from the
Placards seen outside H&M shop front.Activists were seen handing flyers outside H&M in London to raise awareness of the labour situation in Myanmar under the coup dictatorship. They gathered signatures from the

Fashion brands from Zara to H&M urged to make 'responsible exit' from Myanmar | South China Morning Post
Fashion brands from Zara to H&M urged to make 'responsible exit' from Myanmar | South China Morning Post

H&M took a clear stance in Myanmar
H&M took a clear stance in Myanmar

H&M Criticized for Employing 14-Year-Old Workers in Myanmar Factories - Fashionista
H&M Criticized for Employing 14-Year-Old Workers in Myanmar Factories - Fashionista

H&M Factory in Myanmar Damaged in Violent Labour Dispute | BoF
H&M Factory in Myanmar Damaged in Violent Labour Dispute | BoF

H&M Employed 14-Year-Old Workers at its Myanmar Factories – Sourcing Journal
H&M Employed 14-Year-Old Workers at its Myanmar Factories – Sourcing Journal

H&M 'won't rush into leaving Myanmar' | Fashion & Retail News | News
H&M 'won't rush into leaving Myanmar' | Fashion & Retail News | News

H&M, Zara's owner stick with 'made in Myanmar' after coup, but some brands exit | Mint
H&M, Zara's owner stick with 'made in Myanmar' after coup, but some brands exit | Mint

H&M supply factory in Myanmar damaged in violent labour protest | Employment | The Guardian
H&M supply factory in Myanmar damaged in violent labour protest | Employment | The Guardian

Activists seen distributing flyers to the shoppers outside H&M store. Their aim was to raise awareness of the labour situation in Myanmar under the coup dictatorship. They gathered signatures from the passerby
Activists seen distributing flyers to the shoppers outside H&M store. Their aim was to raise awareness of the labour situation in Myanmar under the coup dictatorship. They gathered signatures from the passerby

H&M factory in Myanmar damaged in violent labor dispute | Reuters
H&M factory in Myanmar damaged in violent labor dispute | Reuters

Agreement with H&M proves instrumental in resolving conflicts | IndustriALL
Agreement with H&M proves instrumental in resolving conflicts | IndustriALL

H&M supply factory in Myanmar damaged in violent labour protest | Employment | The Guardian
H&M supply factory in Myanmar damaged in violent labour protest | Employment | The Guardian

H&M Put a Pause on Placing Apparel Manufacturing Orders in Myanmar | TexCovery
H&M Put a Pause on Placing Apparel Manufacturing Orders in Myanmar | TexCovery

H&M Myanmar | Facebook
H&M Myanmar | Facebook

H&M orders on hold in Myanmar after factory riot | Business and Economy | Al Jazeera
H&M orders on hold in Myanmar after factory riot | Business and Economy | Al Jazeera

H&M begins placing orders in Myanmar again after pause in wake of coup
H&M begins placing orders in Myanmar again after pause in wake of coup

Fashion giant H&M pauses placing new orders in Myanmar | Reuters
Fashion giant H&M pauses placing new orders in Myanmar | Reuters

H&M factories in Myanmar employed 14-year-old workers | Retail industry | The Guardian
H&M factories in Myanmar employed 14-year-old workers | Retail industry | The Guardian

Why Bestseller, H&M and Primark are resuming sourcing in Myanmar
Why Bestseller, H&M and Primark are resuming sourcing in Myanmar

H&M stops production in Myanmar due to 'unpredictable situation'
H&M stops production in Myanmar due to 'unpredictable situation'

H&M, Zara's Owner Stick With 'Made In Myanmar' After Coup, but Some Brands Exit - WSJ
H&M, Zara's Owner Stick With 'Made In Myanmar' After Coup, but Some Brands Exit - WSJ

H&M supply factory in Myanmar damaged in violent labour protest | Employment | The Guardian
H&M supply factory in Myanmar damaged in violent labour protest | Employment | The Guardian