Made In India, Sold in Europe: The Harsh Reality of India's Garment Industry

India is the second-largest exporter of textiles, with a $100 billion garment export industry that employs 51 million people formally and 68 million informally. However, women workers in this sector, particularly those producing clothing for well-known European brands, often endure harsh conditions, including frequent gender-based violence and harassment (GBVH), caste-based discrimination, wage theft, and forced termination. During an investigation, a team of reporters uncovered these disturbing conditions faced by women garment workers in India, shedding light on the widespread abuses in the industry.
This story was supported by JournalismFund Europe.
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