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WK 3 Participate in the Check Your Labels Discussion Board Post

WK 3 Participate in the Check Your Labels Discussion Board Post

Q 1. What scene or idea from the documentary was most impactful / surprising to you and why? Thinking about your readings/lectures this week, why do you think Bangladesh is the site for so many factories to produce clothing for the global marketplace? . What are some of the problematic aspects of working conditions in the Rana factory? Do you think Sohel Rana should be held accountable? Why is getting justice for the workers and their families so complicated?. Given your role a consumer of clothing located in the United States, what is your responsibility? What can you do to improve or motivate more equitable labor conditions in garment production worldwide?

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The scene where workers were forced to go inside, they were asked start their daily working hours; they had been blindfolded with the falsified statement that building is guaranteed for 100 years. It is really surprising to me that more than thousands workers were trapped inside the building when it got collapsed and influential people like Sohel Rana was least bothered about the fact that the collapsing may hurt the people and even kill them. The workers who were at the threshold of the poverty and were bound to go to work; had no life safety and they were not treated as the human beings. Their life did not matter to the rich people and the business holder.