Made in Bangladesh presented by Ethical Clothing Australia
As part of Fashion Revolution Week, Ethical Clothing Australia hosted a special screening of Made in Bangladesh.
Exploring garment workers’ rights, working conditions and ethical fashion.
As part of Fashion Revolution Week, Ethical Clothing Australia hosted a special screening of Made in Bangladesh, bringing audiences together to reflect on garment workers’ rights, ethical production, and the human cost behind the global fashion industry.
Through its powerful storytelling, the film prompted important discussion about the working conditions and social challenges faced by garment workers, and encouraged audiences to look more closely at what sits behind the clothes we wear.
The evening also featured a short documentary by Ethical Clothing Australia, alongside curated interview footage that connected the themes of the film to the Australian context. This included insights from Christina Hajagos-Clausen (Textile and Garment Industry Director, IndustriALL) and Jenny Kruschel (TCF National Secretary, the Timber, Furnishings and Textile Union), alongside contributions from union representatives, workers, and outworkers from Australia’s textile, clothing, and footwear sector.
The screening and accompanying footage highlighted the importance of transparency, worker rights, and ethical production, leaving audiences with a timely reminder to think locally and act ethically.
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