Bangladesh's garment industry, the second-largest in the world, has gained global recognition. However, this industry has a dark side. The working conditions in garment factories are often appalling, with long hours, low pay, and unsafe conditions. Workers are often subjected to verbal and physical abuse, and sometimes even sexual harassment. The industry is also plagued by child labor, with many underage children working in factories to help support their families. These practices not only violate basic human rights but also contribute to the growing inequality in Bangladesh, where the wealthy elite benefit from the exploitation of the poor.
