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JIF March Highlights

We have gathered all March highlights in this month's blog post for your convenience!

Does over-production contribute to the exploitation of garment workers?

Consequences of excessive consumption and overproduction — fashion consumption is causing a waste problem in the UK and other countries.

Employers— driving force for better workers' rights.

As JIF, we understand that governments and lawmakers are the driving force on the way to demolishing the unfair standards of the garment...

Saying goodbye to the first JIF Youth Board

The Justice in Fashion Youth Board was formed with the aim of a youth team raising awareness about injustice in the fashion industry and...

A legal approach for tackling customer & consumer manipulation in the fashion industry

Written by Natasha Jacobs The omnipresence of the fashion industry within the UK is certainly undeniable, with £32.5 billion spent...

A legal approach for tackling environmental exploitation in the fashion industry

Written by Natasha Jacobs The fashion industry is much like marmite, in that it is either loved or loathed. It is undoubtedly one of the...

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A legal approach for tackling garment worker exploitation in the fashion industry

Written by Natasha Jacobs Growing awareness of exploitation within the fashion industry has permeated mainstream media, with critics...

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Tirupur Blog Series: A conclusion

Written by Andrew Rupp Though this blog series has focused on the fashion and textiles production in Tirupur, India, there remains much...

Abandoned: Exploring the Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Tirupur’s Garment Workers

Written by Megan Cousins Tirupur’s garment industry directly employs over 600,000 workers.[1] Throughout the last 18 months of the...

Millions of people continue to suffer under the callous policies of corporations

Written by Andrew Rupp For decades, there has been a growing awareness of the corporately-provoked, widespread issues afflicting...

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