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Hundreds mourn as Bangladesh begins to bury the dead from a collapsed garment factory, with many of the bodies still unidentified. |
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Pope Francis denounces as "slave labour" the conditions of workers caught in a building collapse that killed more than 400 in Bangladesh last week. |
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Dozens of Bangladeshi garment workers, their bodies too battered or decomposed to be identified, are buried in a mass funeral, a week after the eight-storey building they worked in toppled down, killing at least 410 people and injuring thousands. |
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Workers angered by low wages, spending cuts and job culls have marked May Day worldwide. Pope Francis has decried unemployment as "socially unjust." A walkout has crippled Greece. Indonesian workers slammed fuel prices. |
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Pope Francis said he was shocked by a headline from saying some of the workers were living on EUR38 (32) a month."This was the payment of these people who have died ... And this is called 'slave labour'," he said. Vatican Radio said the pope made the remarks during a private mass on Wednesday at the Vatican. |
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Thousands of workers march through Bangladesh's capital on May Day demanding safety at work after the collapse of a factory building which has left at least 400 people dead, and injured 2,500. |
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JURAIN, Bangladesh (AP) — Dozens of Bangladeshi garment workers, their bodies too battered or decomposed to be identified, were buried in a mass funeral Wednesday, a week after the eight-story building they worked in toppled down, killing at least 410 people and injuring thousands. |
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JURAIN, Bangladesh (AP) — Dozens of Bangladeshi garment workers, their bodies too battered or decomposed to be identified, were buried in a mass funeral Wednesday, a week after the eight-story building they worked in toppled down, killing at least 410 people and injuring thousands. |
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A week after a building containing thousands of Bangladeshi garment workers came crashing down around them, the death toll from the South Asian nation's deadliest industrial disaster rose above 400. |
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Pope Francis during a mass on Wednesday condemned as “slave labor” the work conditions of victims of a factory collapse in Bangladesh in which more than 400 people have been found dead, Vatican radio reported. “A headline that really struck me on the day of the tragedy in Bangladesh was ‘Living on 38 euros a month. |
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BANGLADESH rescuers say that more than 500 people had likely died in a garment factory collapse last week as the Pope condemned the use of "slave labour". |
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