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Journalists Find 12-Year-Old Girls Making Old Navy Jeans For Gap in Bangladeshi Factory

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October 18, 2013

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Al Jazeera's Anjali Kamat discusses her recent investigation into the state of Bangladeshi sweatshops following the November 2012 fire at the Tazreen factory that killed at least 112 people. Al Jazeera uncovered factories where Old Navy pants are being worked on by children as young as 12.

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