Letters: Sweatshop scandals

Andrew Pring
Friday 24 September 1999 18:02 EDT
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Sir: Apart from slavery, and people having to sell their own kidneys in order to survive, capitalism cannot sink any lower than exploiting women and children in sweatshops to indulge the over rich who have nothing better to do than spend their time and money chasing fashion.

We avoid acknowledging we live in the midst of iniquity worse than Sodom and Gomorrah by pushing the bits we do not wish to see away into the global marketplace.

When are going to decide that capitalism has many unacceptable faces and put people before money?

ANDREW PRING

Bradford, West Yorkshire

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