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'Socially responsible' clothing often a marketing ploy

'Socially responsible' clothing often a marketing ploy

Several major clothing brands, including WE Fashion, Nike, and Puma, have been accused of misleading consumers with false claims about ethical and socially responsible production. Reports indicate that many of these brands' suppliers are still involved in serious human rights violations, such as forced labor.

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Pride Zandvoort visitor assaulted and verbally abused, minor arrested

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Suspected explosive found in second-floor apartment on Henri Dunantstraat in Staalmanbuurt

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Cabinet wants time to address asylum issue, but situation spiraling out of control locally

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