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Unpaid Turkish Clothes Makers Tag Zara Items to Seek Help
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Turkey: Zara shoppers find labour complaints inside clothes - BBC News
Zara customers find upsetting notes hidden in garments from unpaid labourers in Turkey | Lifestyle News,The Indian Express
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Istanbul, Turkey - February 10, 2023: Zara sign and logo on Istiklal Street. ZARA is a Spanish multi-national retail clothing chain. Stock Photo | Adobe Stock
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How to Order from ZARA in Turkey and Ship Worldwide - Shopping From Turkey
Zara clothes in Istanbul tagged to highlight labor dispute | AP News
Ankara, Turkey. 14th Feb, 2019. An exterior view of a Zara clothing store in a shopping mall. Zara is the main brand of the Inditex group, one of the world's largest apparel
Zara, Next, Mango Slammed for Leaving Workers Without Wages in Turkish Factory — Clean Clothes Campaign
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Turkey: Zara shoppers find labour complaints inside clothes - BBC News
The Zara workers' protest shows why fast fashion should worry all of us | Daisy Buchanan | The Guardian
Turkish clothes makers tag Zara items to seek help
Unpaid labourers are 'slipping pleas for help into Zara clothes' | The Independent | The Independent
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I made this, but I didn't get paid': Shoppers find messages from workers on Zara clothing tags
Unpaid Zara garment workers say they still haven't seen a cent | CBC News
