TURKEY: Workers claim repression at Prada supplier
Author: just-style.com | 9 March 2009
High fashion brand Prada has become the latest target for labour rights groups who organised a protest outside its store on London's Old Bond St at the weekend, alleging worker abuses at its Turkish leathergoods supplier Desa.
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