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What the Label Does Not Say: the Broken Body of Honduran Women Who Sew for Nike, Adidas and Calvin Klein
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meneame.netQueen Isabel Tejada takes the file and reads: "Diagnosis of painful shoulder syndrome secondary right to partial rupture of the supraspinous and infraspinous and glenohumeral tendinitis." She looks up and translates: "This worker has a permanent partial disability of 32%." This is just one of the 900 medical records with 900 stories of workers from international companies in Honduras who manufacture clothing to export. What in that country they …
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