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Bangladeshi garment workers’ union leader Aminul Islam was tortured and murdered in April this year. Support the campaign to bring his killers to justice.

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Justice for Aminul Islam

Aminul Islam was a leader of the Bangladesh Garment and Industrial Workers’ Federation and a senior organiser for the Bangladesh Center for Worker Solidarity, a workers’ rights organisation. Weeks after winning a major commitment from American clothing giant Phillips-Van Heusen to improve labour conditions in the garment factories of Bangladesh, he was found tortured and murdered.

His killers have not been brought to justice.

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Tweet Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hassina and tell her government to bring Aminul Islam’s killers to justice.