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Lawsuit

Sweatshop labour lawsuit (re Bolivian migrant workers in Argentina)

Status: ONGOING

Date lawsuit was filed
1 Jan 2005
Unknown
Migrant & immigrant workers
Location of Filing: Argentina
Location of Incident: Argentina

Companies

Alpargatas Brazil Clothing & textile
Arena Türkiye Entertainment
adidas Germany Clothing & textile, Footwear, Retail, Sporting goods
Le Coq Sportif France Clothing & textile
Bensimon France Clothing & textile
Fila South Korea Sporting goods
Kosiuko Argentina Clothing & textile
Montagne Argentina Footwear, Clothing & textile
Puma Germany Clothing & textile, Footwear
Topper (part of BR Sports) Argentina Clothing & textile
Graciela Naum Argentina Clothing & textile

Sources

In 2005 The Public Advocate in Buenos Aires brought a criminal lawsuit regarding the dire situation of Bolivian migrant workers in Buenos Aires textile workshops, against members of Argentina's Federal Police, the workshop owners, and brand owners alleging complicity and the involvement in the running of illegal workshops, breaching national laws, and using slave labour. The case is ongoing. 

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