The Maria Elena Cuadra Movement of Working and Unemployed Women (MEC) in Nicaragua has published a new report on the heavy toll that garment manufacturing work takes on women’s bodies, overall health and wellbeing, and families.

On March 24, seven international trade union and labour rights organizations, including MSN, published an 18-page brief on the situation of the Sri Lankan garment industry during the pandemic. The report describes how apparel brands, retailers, and manufacturers have continued to take in huge profits while cutting costs at the expense of workers' health, employment security, and income.

For only ten cents more per t-shirt, companies like Amazon, Nike, and Next can make sure workers survive the pandemic