Dutch fashion retailers accused of paying 'starvation' wages

It is no secret that garment workers in apparel factories overseas work in what most Western citizens would deem appalling conditions. Extreme working hours, none-liveable wages, unsafe working conditions, intimidation from superiors are just a few of the poor working practices found in factories in southern India producing clothes for Dutch retailers C&A, Scotch & Soda, the Sting and Coolcat, according to 'Undressed/Dressed', the latest study from the Clean Clothes Campaign Dutch branch, Schone Kleren Campagne.