Tell Wrangler, IKEA & Decathlon to sign!

More than 1000 garment workers in Bangladesh were killed in the Rana Plaza collapse in 2013. It wasn't a natural disaster, it was corporate greed.

260+ companies have signed the only binding safety agreement to stop it from ever happening again. But some brands will only join if forced to -- and that's where we come in.

Wrangler, IKEA and Decathlon are amongst those brands still failing to guarantee basic health and safety rights for the people who make their clothes. By not signing the safety Accord brands are willingly putting workers’ lives at risk. It’s that simple.

Wrangler, IKEA and Decathlon claim that they don’t need to sign the safety agreement, that their own audits are perfectly capable of keeping workers safe. However, we know from Rana Plaza that internal checks - that lack transparency and oversight - do not work.

By signing the Accord, Wrangler, IKEA and Decathlon would have to allow independent safety inspectors into factories in Bangladesh and Pakistan, guaranteeing basic health and safety for their workers. But brands won’t change their behaviour by themselves.

Sign the petition now and demand that Wrangler, IKEA and Decathlon protect their garment workers.

This campaign is run together with Eko. We regularly mutually update signatures, but there can be discrepancies at times in between updates.

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Sign the petition to tell Wrangler, IKEA and Decathlon to sign the Accord.