Cambodian Garment Workers Experience Mass Faintings in Factories
Nike Cambodia opens official outlet - Inside Retail
More Mass Faintings Hit Nike Factory in Cambodia
Chinese-owned Nike factory breaks ground in Phnom Penh - Khmer Times
Nike aims for traction in Cambodia with first retail store | Phnom Penh Post
Garment workers push against the gates of a factory owned by Sabrina ( Cambodia) Garment Manufacturing during their protest in Kampong Speu province, west of the capital Phnom Penh June 3, 2013. Several
Cambodian police break up Nike factory protest
Nike on a five year run to capture more market share in the Kingdom | Phnom Penh Post
Nike Factory Working Conditions Online, 59% OFF | www.colegiogamarra.com
Cambodian female workers in Nike, Asics and Puma factories suffer mass faintings | Employment | The Guardian
Nike, Adidas, Gap's workers in Cambodia strike for more pay
Nike Called Out for Low Wages in Asia Amid Colin Kaepernick Ad Promotion
Nike despide a 300 trabajadores textiles en Camboya por 'atreverse' a hacer huelga - Republica.com
Nike reaffirms commitment to Cambodia - Khmer Times
Cambodian Sneaker Factory Workers Suffer Mass Faintings | Sole Collector
Nike, Adidas, and Levi Strauss concern over Cambodia labour and human rights - Khmer Times
Nike, Adidas Targeted by Labor Campaigns in Cambodia – Sourcing Journal
Cambodia: 1,200 former Violet Apparel workers demand US$1.4 million unpaid compensation and damages after factory closure; Incl. responses from intl. fashion brands - Business & Human Rights Resource Centre
Nike factory: Cattle prods are used on protesting female workers in Cambodia, where one pregnant woman loses her baby | Daily Mail Online
Cambodian garment factory workers demand rights after coronavirus closures - ABC News
Chinese-owned Nike factory breaks ground in Cambodia
Brand responsibility for mass faintings in Cambodian garment factories | Global Labor Justice-International Labor Rights Forum
Some 300 Cambodian Nike workers fired after protests - CSMonitor.com
Asics Tightens Oversight of Suppliers in Cambodia - WSJ
