II) Clean Clothes Campaign has different type of actions.
1) Pressure on companies
Clean Clothes Campaign thinks that companies are responsible for bad conditions of work in places where their products are done because as they are above the chains of approvisionement they can and they have to do pressure for clothes to be made in good conditions.
This is why nowadays companies have to make codes of conduct in which they make a list of all conditions that must be respected. Unfortunately even if all what is write in those codes is good and really important, often it is not respected: wages are too low, they work too many hours per week
Clean Clothe campaign made his code of conduct in which there is the ideal conditions of work for workers: freedom of association, no discrimination, an age minimum to work: 15 years old, security measures, maximum of 48 hours of work per weeks
CCC is studying legal strategies to oblige them to respect it because for the moment it isn't applied. This is why it incite government and international establishment which are the only one who can oblige companies to improve conditions of work.
2) Make take conscience and mobilize people
CCC want to make people realise that clothes they buy are sometimes done by exploited workers in factories. That is true than in general we don't know where clothes we buy in big companies like Levis or others were made and the most important: how they were made.
To make us realised all that CCC organize campaign of education at school in the form of slide so that we really see that men and women are exploit in factories. This permit CCC to inform a new generation of people.
If not CCC also informs the population with internet distribution of news paper, doing manifestations...
Consumers can also send post cards to have more information or to ask questions.
Owing to those actions, consumers, who before were only interested in having an article, now cares about the quality of it and in which conditions it was made.
Consumers can also send post cards to have more information or to ask questions.