Thirteen years after Rana Plaza, industrial safety has improved, yet true justice and living wages remain elusive.

Thirteen years after Rana Plaza, Bangladesh must transform fleeting empathy into permanent, legally enforced safety for all.

AKM Nasim discusses the gaps in Bangladesh’s labour laws and the urgent need for systemic compensation reform.

Garment factory safety must evolve beyond structural compliance to address psychosocial stressors, wage inadequacy, and job insecurity driven by automation.

A visual journey through Bangladesh’s deadliest industrial disasters over the last 21 years.

Thirteen years after the Rana Plaza building collapse, any mention of the disaster is often treated as an inconvenience.