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NIKE needs to check its supply chain T-Win Garment for union discrimination - CUMW
Cambodian female workers in Nike, Asics and Puma factories suffer mass faintings | Employment | The Guardian
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415 Cambodian Nike workers sacked for striking | IndustriALL
Nike Cambodia opens official outlet - Inside Retail Asia
Cambodian Sneaker Factory Workers Suffer Mass Faintings | Complex
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Nike urged to compensate Cambodia garment workers
Woman and child with Nike hat on a motorcycle, Battambang, Cambodia, Southeast Asia Stock Photo - Alamy
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Nike and Ramatex should pay workers in Cambodia | Maquila Solidarity Network
Nike on a five year run to capture more market share in the Kingdom | Phnom Penh Post
Nike Helps Restore Jobs of Axed Garment Workers in Cambodia – Sourcing Journal
Nike Opens First Retail Store In Phnom Penh - B2B CAMBODiA
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Nike Rise the new concept store enhancing customer retail experience | The Mall Company
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Leading rights groups call on Nike to push its supplier Ramatex to remediate supply chain abuses in Cambodia — Clean Clothes Campaign
Garment waste from Nike other leading brands fuel toxic kilns in Cambodia - Unearthed
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Some 300 Cambodian Nike workers fired after protests - CSMonitor.com
