Sweatshops & Labour

“The question was whether to die of hunger or coronavirus”: Garment factories reopen in Haiti despite fears
Coronavirus deepens Haiti’s unequal role in global garment supply chain By Charlotte Hammond, Cardiff University. At a time when so…
17th April 2020
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Stitched Up: the Anti-Capitalist Book of Fashion Launch!
Stitched Up: The Anti-Capitalist Book of Fashion Launch! The Haiti Support Group is proud to support the book launch for…
12th February 2014
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Labour Solidarity Meeting on Haiti
Caribbean Labour Solidarity Meeting on Haiti Following the success of the Haitian people winning their freedom from French enslavement in…
27th January 2014
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Caracol: None of Your Business – Haiti Briefing 75
New Release: Haiti Briefing 75 - Caracol: None of Your Business The latest issue of the Haiti Briefing, the Haiti…
30th December 2013
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Wage Hike in Haiti Doesn’t Address Factory Abuses
IPS Article Reports: Wage Hike in Haiti Doesn’t Address Factory Abuses Inter Press Service, December 3 2013 By J. REGAN…
5th December 2013
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Haitian Sweatshops: Made in the U.S.A.
March 21, 2013 Fran Quigley, In These Times original article here When the shift changes in the late afternoon, thousands…
21st March 2013
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Caracol Industrial Park: Worth the risk?
March 7, 2013 Kale Je/Haiti Grassroots Watch original article here Caracol and Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 7 March 2013 – Last October,…
7th March 2013
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Beaten Haitian Worker Continues Fight for $7-Per-Day Wage
March 5, 2013 Dan Schneider, In These Times original article hereWhen Haiti's minimum wage rose to 300 Gourds ($7 US)…
6th March 2013
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Phoenix Project… born again?
January 21, 2013 Kale Je/Grassroots watch original article here Port-au-Prince, HAITI, 22 January 2013 – For more than two years,…
4th February 2013
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Subsidizing Starvation
January 11, 2013 Maura R O'Connor, Foreign Policy How American tax dollars are keeping Arkansas rice growers fat on the…
15th January 2013
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