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Founded around 2015, the CCC South Asia Coalition (CCC SAC) brings together Trade Union Federations, Workers' Rights Organisations, and research institutions, working on the Ready Made Garment (RMG) sector, from across Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, and Nepal. The coalition’s 29 members, partners and allies work to uphold and extend workers' rights through advocacy, campaigning and mobilisation, with a particular focus on Freedom of Association, Occupational Safety and Health, Minimum Wage revision, Gender-Based Violence and Harassment, and brand accountability. 

13 years on from the Ali Enterprise incident, and 12 years on from the Rana Plaza collapse, despite the claims of brands and factories, many workplaces are still unsafe, and many workers still deprived for their rights to fair wages and safe factories. CCC SAC has actively participated in minimum wage review processes in countries across the region, and campaigned for the implementation of living wages and factory safety — particularly  through the formation of The RMG Sustainability Council (RSC) initiative, The Pakistan Accord, and now the International Accord on factory safety. CCC SA coalition aims to bring all major global brands under a single umbrella of legislation to ensure all global workers enjoy the same rights, and factory standards. 

Latest News

After years of pressure Levi’s commits to protecting workers in Pakistan

Denim giant Levi’s Strauss has signed a binding agreement to ensure that garment workers making its jeans in Pakistan will finally be able to go to work without having to fear for their lives.

Activists disrupt Zara’s European distribution centre on the first day of COP29, chanting “No climate justice without garment workers’ rights!”

Anti-fast fashion activists from Clean Clothes Campaign and XR Fashion Action target Inditex’s (Zara) distribution centre in Lelystad, The Netherlands to call out the brands’ failure to protect the rights of garment workers in Bangladesh.

Fashion brands condemned over mass arrest warrants issued against workers in Bangladesh

Fashion brands including H&M and Zara are facing criticism over their lack of action to protect workers’ basic rights in Bangladesh. Bangladeshi workers engaging in a peaceful protest in November 2023.

Statement on the twelfth anniversary of the Ali Enterprises fire

Twelve years ago, on 11 September 2012, over 250 people were killed in the garment industry’s most deadly factory fire ever. The Ali Enterprises factory in Karachi, Pakistan, burned to the ground with many workers trapped inside. On this day we commemorate all workers who didn’t survive and our thoughts are with all grieving families. Our commitment is to ensure this can never happen again.

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