Taiwanese producer of Adidas footwear won't reinstate 26 fired workers in Myanmar — Radio Free Asia
Made in...Myanmar? - The Cape Breton Spectator
Hundreds jobless as Adidas supplier shuts down amid dispute | Frontier Myanmar
$150 World Cup Jerseys Made by Workers Getting $2.27 a Day - The New York Times
Adidas under fire over Myanmar suppliers sacking protesting workers
Adidas Sport Shoes (Factory)
Adidas to Source in Myanmar – Sourcing Journal
Myanmar executions: Adidas, H&M and Zara told to make 'responsible exit' from the country | The Independent
CAREER-MGIMO / adidas Group / Made in Myanmar?
Adidas Factory... - Adidas Factory Store-Myanmar
More international clothing companies pull out of Myanmar's factories, citing deteriorating labour conditions - Myanmar Now
Myanmar Business Owners Object to Proposed Minimum Wage Increase — Radio Free Asia
adidas' response to allegations of abuses in Myanmar garment factories - October Update - Business & Human Rights Resource Centre
Myanmar: Time for fashion brands to exit? | Vogue Business
Clean Clothes Campaign - Union members and leaders at the adidas supplier, Pou Chen factory, in Myanmar have been dismissed in response to a strike calling for an increase in wages and
Yangon factory and Adidas supplier sacks nearly 30 workers for striking in demand of wage increase - Myanmar Now
Workers protest in front of Shyang Jhuo Yue Co., Ltd, a Taiwanese owned sports shoe manufacturer, which supplies German sportswear brand Adidas, after the sudden factory shut down left 700 without work,
Myanmar workers reject unfair re-employment offer from Taiwanese-owned Adidas | Mizzima Myanmar News and Insight
Adidas Starts Sourcing from Myanmar | Myanmar Business Today
Photos at Adidas | Myanmar Plaza - Sporting Goods Shop
shoe factory workers protest yangon stock fotografie (exkluzivní) | Shutterstock Editorial
adidas store myanmar added a new photo. - adidas store myanmar
Sacked Myanmar workers urge global shoe-making company to investigate labour conditions at Pou Chen factory - Sacked Myanmar workers urge global shoe making company to investigate labour conditions at Pou Chen factory -
$150 World Cup Jerseys Made by Workers Getting $2.27 a Day - The New York Times
