Jasmin Malik Chua

@jasminchua.com

Climate and labor editor 👗 👠 http://www.sourcingjournal.com. Previous bylines at the New York Times, Vogue Business, the Business of Fashion, Vox and the Daily Beast. Signal: jchua.99

Also in this edition: LPP suspends new orders and product-development work in Bangladesh, risking a potential blacklist, while workers at a Myanmar factory have been protesting for higher wages for a month.

On the Line: Bangladesh’s Energy Woes Complicate Production

Also in this edition: LPP suspends new orders and product-development work in Bangladesh, risking a potential blacklist, while workers at a Myanmar factory have been protesting for higher wages for a ...

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Also in this edition: Migrant workers in Taiwan who paid recruitment fees have received more than $4 million in reimbursements, and three garment workers in Cambodia who were fired after forming a union have ended an eight-year dispute.

On the Line: Extreme Heat is Costing South Asia 31M Jobs a Year

Also in this edition: Migrant workers in Taiwan who paid recruitment fees have received more than $4 million in reimbursements, and three garment workers in Cambodia who were fired after forming a uni...

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Also in this edition: Factory fires keep erupting, extreme heat is costing India’s informal workers billions in lost wages, another factory on the Thai-Cambodian border closes, and how to make sure Section 301 tariffs work.

On the Line: Social Audits Are Failing Pakistan’s Garment Workers

Also in this edition: Factory fires keep erupting, extreme heat is costing India’s informal workers billions in lost wages, another factory on the Thai-Cambodian border closes, and how to make sure Se...

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Also in this edition: Two Cambodian factories were fined for burning fabric scraps as fuel, a study found that shareholders penalized Covid cancellations, and three Bangladeshi manufacturers halted work over safety issues.

On the Line: Bangladesh’s Garment Sector Faces Growing Human Rights Crisis

Also in this edition: Two Cambodian factories were fined for burning fabric scraps as fuel, a study found that shareholders penalized Covid cancellations, and three Bangladeshi manufacturers halted wo...

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