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Unfortunately, this event has been cancelled
Ethical fashion shows at the London College of Fashion
Two shows: 2.30 pm and 6.30 pm, Friday 25 February
at LCF, 20 John Prince’s Street, Oxford Circus
To highlight the abuse of garment workers
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All the latest news from No Sweat - the UK Campaign against sweatshop labour.
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Upcoming events:
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By Mark Osborn
On 15 October, at the same time as the Iraqi Federation of Trade Unions leader, Subhi al Mashadani was being shouted down at Alexandra Palace, Conway Hall was packed for a benefit night with comedians Mark Thomas and Simon Munnery, to raise money for the Basra Unemployed Workers’ Centre, linked to the Union of the Unemployed of Iraq.
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By Mick Duncan
No Sweat, the British anti-sweatshop campaign, began life as a national network a little under three years ago. During those three years the organisation has extended the breadth and scale of its work, which has included drives against sweatshop bosses abroad and in the UK.
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No Sweat is bringing two main speakers to intervene at the ESF, with its own meetings and official seminars (time, date, place on the No Sweat website as soon as we know them).
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No Sweat will meet over the weekend of 4–5 December.
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News in brief
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• S W London No Sweat meets on Monday 6 September, 7.30pm at BWTUC Centre, 898 Garratt Lane, Tooting, SW17 (Tooting Broadway tube).
Discussion on organising low paid and sweatshop workers in London, with speakers from T&G and GMB.
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More than 50 protesters demonstrated outside Levi's flagship store in Central London last week.
The participants were from the Haiti workers' support group, No Sweat and the GMB union.
They were campaigning on behalf of the sacked workers who make Levi jeans in Haiti.
