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‘There’s a close-knit relationship between garment factory owners in Bangladesh and both of the major parties currently contesting the country’s upcoming national election. Which is no surprise, considering the importance of the sector to the nation’s economy, but it does raise suspicion that a government-directed inspection regime will fall far short of The Accord’s efforts. In addition, because The Accord is a legally binding agreement among brands, it has the ability to force compliance at both ends of the supply chain, seeing not only that factories improve conditions, but that brands support these often-costly improvements and discontinue sourcing from factories that remain subpar. According to Zeldenrust, Clean Clothes Campaign is urging The Accord’s signatory companies to stipulate that upcoming orders are contingent on The Accord office remaining open, and its inspectors continuing their work. “Actions speak louder than words,” Zeldenrust notes. “The commercial consequences of no orders, or fewer orders—that’s how we’ll see a change.”’ @mayathesinger @Vogue #everywoman should be aware of #thetruecost

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