Fashion retail giant says it has taken action against its two factories after new book in Sweden raises fears about working conditions in the country Swedish fashion chain H&M worked with clothing factories in Myanmar where children as young as 14 toiled for more than 12 hours a day, according to a book being published in Sweden next week. "They employed anyone who wanted to work," Zu Zu, one of the girls who started work aged 14, told the authors of Modeslavar, or Fashion Slaves in English.
Fashion retail giant says it has taken action against its two factories after new book in Sweden raises fears about working conditions in the country Swedish fashion chain H&M worked with clothing factories in Myanmar where children as young as 14 toiled for more than 12 hours a day, according to a book being published in Sweden next week. "They employed anyone who wanted to work," Zu Zu, one of the girls who started work aged 14, told the authors of Modeslavar, or Fashion Slaves in English.
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