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| Despite continued campaigns and intermittent outrage, a photographer has
revealed both the shocking lack of safety controls inside some of
Bangladesh's unregulated clothes factories as well as the grueling
routines of the children that work there |
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| It is thought there are about a million children aged 10 to 14 working
as child labourers in Bangladesh, according to UNICEF - but the number
is far higher when the age band is expanded |
Crammed into squalid factories to produce clothes for the West on
just 20p a day, the children forced to work in horrific unregulated
workshops of Bangladesh
Daily Mail | 30 November 2015
Photographer Claudio Montesano Casillas went inside sweatshops in Keraniganj, Dhaka
Due to workload kids eat, shower and sleep inside the factories with just half a day off a week
Estimated 7,000 informal factories in Bangladesh are not subject to safety controls
Photographs show buildings without emergency exits, fire safety plans or extinguishers
Nearby Rana Plaza factory burned down in 2013 killing 1,100 people
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