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Britain / 15 February 2023
Activists crash Boohoo panel on ‘ethical clothing’ in protest at online retail giants' ‘green washing’
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ACTIVISTS disrupted an ethical clothing event hosted by Boohoo on Tuesday to call out the firm’s green-washing and poor workers’ rights record. 

The protest erupted as senior representatives at the fast-fashion brand spoke at a panel event titled “ethical clothing and industry collaboration” at the Source Fashion Show in London. 

A video of the action shows fair-fashion campaigners standing up one by one to criticise the firm’s treatment of garment workers in its supply chain. 

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