Amplifying worker voices in the
garment and sportswear industry
The only legally binding agreement on health and safety in the garment industry.
Nike workers are owed over $2 million since the pandemic.
Call on adidas and Amazon to ensure justice for their workers.
A living wage benchmark for European garment workers.
Organising gets the goods! Workers are winning. Find out more about how we managed held 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.
A coalition of seven NGOs today lodged a formal complaint with the European Ombudsman, condemning the undemocratic, untransparent and rushed way in which the European Commission has developed the Omnibus proposal.
Thursday, 24th April, marks twelve years since the collapse of the Rana Plaza building in Bangladesh. At least 1138 people died, the large majority of them garment workers in one of the five factories that the building housed.
On 2 April, the Trump administration announced hefty trade tariffs to be imposed on countries around the world. The high percentages imposed on US imports from garment producing countries such as Cambodia, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Lesotho, and Vietnam mean that garment production will be heavily affected by these measures.
With the publication today of its Omnibus proposal for the simplification of corporate accountability and sustainability instruments, including the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), the European Commission is backpedalling on its commitment to just and sustainable value chains, warns the Clean Clothes Campaign (CCC).
