Man Ou Factory – Deshocks

Who made your suit?

Opinion

Who made your suit?

Garment workers eating lunch outside under a tree. Photo: Rory Coomey We'd arranged to meet union leader Sun Lyhov at 11am, the workers' breaktime. A working day in a garment factory is from 7-11 and 12.30 - 5, and as we arrived a steady stream of young men and women poured out of the [...]

2018-12-01T09:54:48+00:00 January 28th, 2016|Categories: Opinion|Tags: Cambodia Labour Federation, CCADU, China, factories, factory, foreign direct investment, garment workers, human rights, Kevin Liu, Man Ou Factory, manufacturing, multinationals, Next Signature Label, opportunity, optimism, Regus, Sihanoukville, Sun Lyhov, union, working conditions|

Two days in Cambodia

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Two days in Cambodia

Inside the Man Ou garment factory. Photo: Rory Coomey. A hectic two days deserves more than a brief blogpost, but time is tight and we have a 5.30am start tomorrow to meet some kids from Anita's Orphanage at their schools. Can't get your kids up for school at 9.30? Try sending them to school [...]

2018-12-01T09:54:48+00:00 January 26th, 2016|Categories: Opinion|Tags: Anita's Orphanage, ethical clothing, factory, fashion, fundraising, garment workers, Henchy's BAr, Kevin Liu, Man Ou Factory, manufacturing, Momo Akbari, Next, Sihanoukville, St LUke's, suits, Sun Lyhov, union, who made your clothes|