Angry workers in Bangladesh shut down hundreds of factories over starvation wages. On the outskirts of Dhaka, more than 260 garment factories were forced to stop production altogether. For the third day in a row, workers have taken to the streets en masse, demanding an increase in the minimum wage to 30,000 taka (~19,000 rubles), the abolition of blacklists and an end to mass layoffs.

Angry workers in Bangladesh shut down hundreds of factories over starvation wages. On the outskirts of Dhaka, more than 260 garment factories were forced to stop production altogether. For the third day in a row, workers have taken to the streets en masse, demanding an increase in the minimum wage to 30,000 taka (~19,000 rubles), the abolition of blacklists and an end to mass layoffs.