we stand with
garment workers
A guiding star for a Just Transition to a renewed future of fashion.
Levi's told consumers their jeans were "responsibly made". This case in Türkiye suggests otherwise.
Making factories safer
Nike workers are still fighting for money owed since the pandemic.
Organising gets the goods! Workers are winning. Find out more about how we managed to hold companies accountable!
We are unions, labour rights organisations and grass roots groups from all over the world, coming together in solidarity with garment workers.
What does the CCC do? How can I contribute? What should a company do? Please find the most commonly asked questions here.
Through this re-granting scheme, a total of €260,000 will be distributed to support impactful projects that engage young people, strengthen alliances, and mobilise communities around the principles of a Just Transition.
On the 13th anniversary of the Rana Plaza collapse CCC reaffirms its solidarity with all those affected by this horrific tragedy and urges major brands to draw their lessons from this tragedy and ensure that all their workers are kept safe.
Together with individual consumers, CCC is suing the denim giant for misleading claims about their working conditions.
The research aims to assess the Ready-Made Garments (RMG) industry in Bangladesh from a Just Transition perspective, focusing on the labour conditions at LEED certified green factories.
Read more news...
