Sacked Myanmar Workers Appeal to Adidas after Junta Breaks Factory Strike
Taiwanese producer of Adidas footwear won't reinstate 26 fired workers in Myanmar — Radio Free Asia
More international clothing companies pull out of Myanmar's factories, citing deteriorating labour conditions - Myanmar Now
Adidas Sport Shoes (Factory)
Adidas Factory... - Adidas Factory Store-Myanmar
Why Your Next Pair of Adidas is Going to Cost More | Fortune
Sacked Myanmar workers urge global shoe-making company to investigate labour conditions at Pou Chen factory - Sacked Myanmar workers urge global shoe making company to investigate labour conditions at Pou Chen factory -
Yangon factory and Adidas supplier sacks nearly 30 workers for striking in demand of wage increase - Myanmar Now
Myanmar workers reject unfair re-employment offer from Taiwanese-owned Adidas | Mizzima Myanmar News and Insight
CAREER-MGIMO / adidas Group / Made in Myanmar?
Fired Myanmar workers reject 'unfair' employment offer from Adidas shoe factory - Myanmar Now
Adidas Starts Sourcing from Myanmar | Myanmar Business Today
Ongoing union busting at adidas' Myanmar supplier — Clean Clothes Campaign
adidas Launches AM4 Project in Landmark Moment for SPEEDFACTORY Facility
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Footwear giants flock to produce in Vietnam - FootwearTimes
Photos at Adidas | Myanmar Plaza - Sporting Goods Shop
Myanmar executions: Adidas, H&M and Zara told to make 'responsible exit' from the country | The Independent
$150 World Cup Jerseys Made by Workers Getting $2.27 a Day - The New York Times
Myanmar: Over 2,000 workers at adidas supplier factory protest for wage increase, union recognition & improved working conditions; incl. co. response - Business & Human Rights Resource Centre
Adidas Sport Shoes (Factory)
Adidas Speedfactory: Fully Automated Shoe Production
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Garment workers sacked for demanding long overdue wage rise | Frontier Myanmar
$150 World Cup Jerseys Made by Workers Getting $2.27 a Day - The New York Times
