Blood, sweat and tears: the truth about how your sportswear is made | The Independent | The Independent
Addressing Children's Rights in the Garment and Footwear Supply Chain
What Can We Do About Child Labor in Our Products? | HuffPost Contributor
Adidas Guidelines on Employment Standards | RESPECT
Tackling child labour in the fashion industry
adidas - Workers in the Supply Chain
Another Asian Sneaker Factory is Striking and it Could Spell Disaster for adidas | Complex
Campaigners target Adidas at sustainability event | Social Compliance & CSR News | News
ECR Group - Conservatives & Reformists in the European Parliament - ❌ No child should be forced into labour. 🧒 Let children be children. #WorldDayAgainstChildLabour #NoChildLabourDay | Facebook
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The rise (and fall?) of Adidas | Ceasefire Magazine
Child labour scandal hits Adidas | UK news | The Guardian
How to be ethically fashionable – Trinitonian
Protests in 38 cities demand adidas end legacy of workers' rights abuses | Maquila Solidarity Network
How UNICEF Supports Families to Prevent Child Labor in Madagascar | UNICEF USA
Child labour scandal hits Adidas | UK news | The Guardian
Top global sports brands adidas and Mizuno shamefully defy international standards on workers' rights in Indonesia — Clean Clothes Campaign
adidas - Human Rights
Global March – Against Child Labour
Adidas, IOM Partner to Promote Responsible Recruitment, Fair Treatment of Migrant Workers in Garment and Footwear Industry | International Organization for Migration
Adidas shifts orders after massive strike at Chinese shoe factory in | CNN
Adidas Child Labour (@LiamJarvisSJ) / X
Adidas slammed for poor workers' rights in Guerrilla Advert campaign - Labour Behind the Label
In Turkish sweatshops, Syrian refugee children sew to survive
Adidas Child Labour on X: "2012 Olympics are taking advantage of those Adidas sweatshops. Is this really necessary, No advantage in this situation! #PeopleAreEqual #LetsChange https://t.co/PCFNxfio7W https://t.co/KVAl8jvFnr" / X
H&M reportedly used garment factories that worked teens for 12-hour shifts
