Rana Plaza

Rana Plaza was a garment factory complex in Dhaka, Bangladesh, that collapsed on April 24, 2013, resulting in over 1,100 deaths and thousands of injuries. This tragedy highlighted the unsafe working conditions in the global fashion industry, as many workers labored in poorly constructed buildings without proper safety measures. The incident spurred international outrage and led to increased awareness about workers' rights, prompting reforms in labor practices and inspections in factories worldwide. It served as a pivotal moment in advocating for sustainable and ethical fashion, urging consumers and brands to consider the impact of their choices.