still band hense man of clean clothes campaign affiliate in kota says another rana plaza catastrophe could happen at any time in bangladesh. doesn't know where all the factories in bangladesh apology to this agreement and not all hazards have been salted or there has been some serious progress on safety it's better now than the year on a plaza collapsed regarding structural and fire safety but with the textile industry can still decide whether or not to produce sustainably or offer fair working conditions. with the accord on fire and building safety set to expire one signature is missing from a new agreement the bangladeshi government's. activists are demanding employers carry accident insurance coverage for their workers so people like. won't have to add financial worries to their problems. around central bank lenders from using cryptic currencies the state news agency says officials are concerned that the digital cash could be used for money laundering experts also feel that side but money like bitcoin could be used for tax evasion and served to fund terrorism at the same time iran

that revealed gruesome working conditions in the garment industry the collapse of a factory in the rana plaza complex in bangladesh over a thousand workers died five years on depositing changed also coming up. workers for coming to opel all out in full protest against plans job and pay cuts by the new parent company but all p s a's moves just a phone and. the beijing motor show is shining a light on china's push into automated driving we speak to folks logons new boss to find out how a new power foreign firms are adapting to the fast growing market that. i'm daniel winter and this is your business update it was the deadliest accident of its kind five years ago on tuesday the collapse of a textile factory in bangladesh killed over eleven hundred workers the rana plaza disaster shed a painful light on the budget fashion industry with sweatshop conditions and little regard for workers' health and safety brands unions and the government pledged to improve factory safety but the risk of another deadly disaster remains. every step hurts and she hasn't been able to walk without crutches for five yea

i'm christopher kober and this is the business today marks five years since the rana plaza disaster in bangladesh the collapse of a multi-story building killing over eleven hundred garment workers showed a painful lights on working conditions in the industry the accident brands unions and the government set up initiatives to improve factory safety but despite some financial compensation many victims of the rana plaza disaster feel about it. every step hurt and she hasn't been able to walk without crutches for five years. niloufer begg was working as a seamstress at ronna plaza when the nine story building collapsed pinning her legs under the rubble for ten hours the compensation she received thirty five hundred euros wasn't enough to cover her multiple operations her family has had to scrimp and save. what i want compensation from the government none of the affected workers have been properly compensated they give us hardly anything what happened to all the aid money that came from abroad we need that money. there was a powerful outcry from the international community after the disaste

and in the hundreds it's been five years since the rana plaza factory tragedy that killed thousands of people in bangladesh we're looking at the online campaign through improve what is right and accountability and passion straight so connect with us throughout the show using hash tag a.j. despite. what the news grid live on air and streaming online through you tube facebook live in around zero dot com they call it a bilateral meeting the leaders of just two countries involved but at stake is the future of a critical global agreement the presidents of france and the united states emanuel mccrone and donald trump discussing whole host of issues at the white house right now but the iran nuclear deal is expected to dominate in fact iran itself is ramping up the pressure on european leaders to ensure trump keeps the accord alive running president hassan rouhani has even warned of quote severe consequences if washington withdraws from that two thousand and fifteen agreement genoa i am telling those in the white house that if they did not live up to their commitments the iranian government wi

at their own peril researchers say and despite some financial compensation many victims of the rana plaza disaster feel abandoned. every step hurt and she hasn't really able to walk without crutches for five years. niloufer begg was working as a seamstress at ronna plaza when the nine story building collapsed pinning her legs under the rubble for ten hours the compensation she received thirty five hundred euros wasn't enough to cover the multiple operations her family has had to scrimp and save. what i want compensation from the government none of the affected workers have been properly compensated they give us hardly anything what happened to all the aid money that came from abroad we need that money. there was a powerful outcry from the international community after the disaster working conditions in bangladesh improved a bit for the garment workers the owners addressed safety issues and improve the structural integrity benton's month from in kota clean clothes campaign says that another round of plaza could happen at any time in bangladesh although there has been some progress kind of.

the collapse of rana plaza, on the outskirts the capital of bangladesh. john yang has this update on the disaster, in which more than 1,100 people lost their lives and more than 2,500 we g:jured. >> yanost of the dead were young women, garment workers who were crushed or trapped in the rubble when the eight-story rana plaza collapsed. investigators said the top four floors had been built without nsrmits, and the ground beneath the building was uble. they concluded that the collapse ios triggered by the weight and vibrat of power generators ed the top floor that kickn ring a power outage. >> ( translated ): my wife and i were working together as opators in rana plaza. after the accident, i was rescued on the fourth day and in hospital. i have been looking for my wife and after 11 dfound the body of my wife. >> yang: bangladesh the world's second-largest clothing manufacturer, behind china, employing millions of people, in thousands of factories. the industry has had a long history of lax enforcement of building safety standards and few worker protections.

the majority of the victims were women working in garment factories in the rana plaza building and . they were making clothes for a well known brands including bennett's and and primal an investigation found the workers had complained about the cracks in the walls despite warnings the building was on safe survivors say they were forced to work regardless if there are five years on and family members of some of the victims gathered at the disaster site demanding justice hannah began says her daughter's body was never found i don't want to look like my daughter never returned from work i keep looking for her but i have no idea where her body is she used to be the main earner in the family i don't have a son to this day there is no justice. around eighty percent of the seventy five million garment workers world wide and women rights groups say they often have no chance of negotiation wages are abused exploited and food. to work in unsafe conditions. the tragedy in dhaka led to an agreement between some clothing brands and unions designed to better protect a bundle that she workers since

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initiatives to improve factory safety but despite some financial compensation many victims of the rana plaza disaster still feel left alone every step hurt she hasn't been able to walk without crutches for five years. new forbade was working as a seamstress at ronna plaza when the nine story building collapsed pinning her legs under the rubble for ten hours the compensation she received thirty five hundred euros wasn't enough to cover the multiple operations her family has had to scrimp and save. what i want compensation from the government none of the affected workers have been properly compensated they give us hardly anything what happened to all the aid money that came from abroad we need that money and. there was a powerful outcry from the international community after the disaster working conditions in bangladesh improved a bit for the garment workers the owners addressed safety issues and improve the structural integrity benton's man from in co to clean clothes campaign says that another round of plans a could happen at any time in bangladesh although there has been some progress kind

industrial disaster more than eleven hundred many female garment workers across to death in the rana plaza collapse two thousand were injured when the eight story building caved in survivors say they were forced to work despite warnings of cracks in the walls rights groups say the danger remains despite agreements to improve conditions well those are the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after the stream statement that's watching live now. in this. story. demonstrably. mentally. ill.

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the majority of the victims were women working in garment factories in the rana plaza building and. they were making clothes for well known brands including bennett's and and primal an investigation found the workers had complained about the cracks in the walls despite warnings the building was unsafe survivors say they were forced to work regardless of their five years on and family members of some of the victims gathered at the disaster site demanding justice hannah begun says her daughter's body was never found it wasn't like let my daughter never returned from work i keep looking for her but i have no idea where her body is she used to be the main earner in the family i don't have a son to this day there is no justice. but i know around eighty percent of the seventy five million garment workers willed white women rights groups say they often have no chance of negotiation wages are abused exploited and forced to work in unsafe conditions. the tragedy in dhaka led to an agreement between some clothing brands and unions designed to better protect the bunker dishy workers since then

germany's development ministry set up the partnership following the rana plaza disaster, but only 10%f companies are members. the agreement on structural safety incident a few days, but one signature is missing in the follow-up agreement, that of the bangladeshi government. activists also wanted to be obligatory for employers to give their employees accident insurance cover so that people like one woman don't have financial worries to add to their problems. >> now to efforts to focus attention on the suffering in syria, back to brent. brent: that's right. the united nations has told a donors conference in brussels that a fresh humanitarian crisis must be avoided in syria. tensions have escalated after a suspected chemical weapons attack in douma earlier this month. with international stakeholders at loggerheads, the united nations says more needs to be done to ease the suffering of ordinary syrians. >> the war in syria has claimed half a million lives as hopes for peace are shattered daily, eight organizations have run out of funds to provide humanitarian assistance. at a conference i

it's five years since the rana plaza factory collapsed and killed more than 1,000 workers in bangladeshlothing industry. the tragedy prompted calls for better safety standards and greater transparency within the clothing industry, including some of the world's leading brands. but have things really improved for those working in the garment making trade? for more on this i'm joined by laura francois. she's the country coordinator with fashion revolution singapore. thank you so much forjoining us. have things improved from five years ago in the likes of bangladesh? you have india, china and other asian countries as well? the short answer is yes, they have improved, but not enough, there's not enough standardisation, not every single person working in the garment manufacturing along the supply chain is safely working and has a living wage, so it hasn't gone far enough, but there's been some improvement. why not enough standardisation? is it because every country has their own standards and there's not one general standard across the region? there is no general standard. should there be one

ago today the collapse of a textile factory in bangladesh killed over eleven hundred workers the rana plaza disaster shed a painful light of the budget fashion industry with sweatshop conditions and little regard for workers health and safety brands unions and the government pledged to improve factory safety but the risk of another deadly disaster remains. every step hurts she hasn't been able to walk without crutches for five years. new for big of them was working as a seamstress at ronda plaza when the nine story building collapsed pinning her legs under the rubble for ten hours the compensation she received thirty five hundred euros wasn't enough to cover her multiple operations her family has had to scrimp and save. what i want compensation from the government none of the affected workers have been properly compensated they give us hardly anything what happened to all the aid money that came from abroad we need that money. there was a powerful outcry from the international community after the disaster working conditions in bangladesh improved a bit for the garment workers the owners add

industrial disaster more than eleven hundred many female garment workers across to death in the rana plaza collapse two thousand were injured when the eight story building caved in survivors say they were forced to work despite warnings of cracks in the walls rights groups say the danger remains despite agreements to improve conditions with those with the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after the stream statement i'm so watching but for now . ok today not an ordinary show because we are tackling topics pitched by you asking community at three am really could be from hashtags stop the sutt and bring back our nurses to a preview of malaysia's upcoming general election stream explore some of the stories making news where you live so right now we're live on al-jazeera and you tube and we're looking out for your comments so put them in the chat section i will hopefully get your online comments into the show. hello my name and then i want to leave you on that. we start in port harcourt nigeria where citizens are protesting against pollution in the area where the state residents and ci

more than a thousand people were killed when the eight story rana plaza building came down the disaster prompted widespread calls for improved safety standards. anti-government protesters in nicaragua refusing to back down with thousands continuing to demonstrate in the capital that's despite president daniel ortega scrapping controversial pension reforms which sparked days of protests leading to the deaths of twenty six people and thousands of armenians are celebrating the resignation of private as a search saga following nearly two weeks of protest he was accused of a power grab when he became prime minister after finishing two terms as president. are those the headlines more news for you here on al-jazeera after al-jazeera world next. on the family. and the ballot the. one on the ballot of. the voice of his fame a man taking the oath as the third king of the hashemite kingdom of jordan on the second of maine one nine hundred fifty three aged just seventeen. his first decade was marked by a series of crises that threatened the jordanian monarchy both at home and abroad. as relationshi

than eleven hundred people mostly female garment workers died in the two thousand and thirteen rana plaza collapse while stratford reports. it's been described as the worst industrial disaster in bangladesh's history when they pull a twenty fourth two thousand and thirteen more than eleven hundred people were crushed to death and two thousand injured when an eight story building collapsed in an industrial suburb of the capital dhaka. the majority of the victims were women working in garment factories in the run applause a building. they were making clothes for the well known brands including bennett's and and primal an investigation found the workers had complained about the cracks in the walls despite warnings the building was unsafe survivors say they were forced to work regardless if there are five years on and family members of some of the victims gathered at the disaster site demanding justice hannah began says her daughter's body was never found i don't want to look like my daughter never returned from work i keep looking for her but i have no idea where her body is she used to be t

revealed gruesome working conditions in the garment industry the collapse of the factory and the rana plaza complex in bangladesh over a thousand workers died five years on deposit in change also coming up. workers for comic opal all out in force protesting against plans job and pay cuts by the new parent company but all p s a's moves just a phone and. the beijing motor show is shining a light on china's push into automated driving we speak folks logons new boss to find out our new power foreign firms are adapting to the fast growing market. and on the winter and this is your business update it was the deadliest accident of its kind five years ago on tuesday the collapse of a textile factory in bangladesh killed over eleven hundred workers the rana plaza disaster said a painful light on the budget fashion industry with the sweat shop can do.

tuesday the collapse of a textile factory in bangladesh killed over eleven hundred workers the rana plaza disaster painful light on the budget fashion industry with sweatshop conditions.

that revealed gruesome working conditions in the garment industry the collapse of a factory in the rana plaza complex in bangladesh over a thousand workers died five years on has anything changed also coming up. workers for coming to open in force protesting against plans job and pay cuts by the new parent company but all p. as a's move justified and. beijing motor show is shining a light on china's push into automated driving we speak folks logons new boss to find out how would you how foreign funds are adapting to the fast growing market that. i'm daniel winter and this is your business update it was the deadliest accident of its kind five years ago on tuesday the collapse of a textile factory.