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Dateline: Cambodia's 'fashion victims'

Clothing workers in Cambodia have taken to the streets to demand better pay and conditions.

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Cambodia is one several countries used by the clothing industry to make low cost fashion and the recent fire in Bangladesh which killed more than a thousand people has focused attention on their working conditions.

 

Dateline's David Brill travelled to the capital Phnom Penh to investigate.

 

He told Greg Dyett he arrived in the city on a day union leaders led a protest through the city.

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