Tazreen fire

Tazreen fire

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13 years after the Tazreen fire, victims still bear the scars as justice stalls

They also demanded the highest punishment for those responsible, compensation equivalent to a lifetime’s income for deceased and affected workers, and rehabilitation for the injured.

The file photo shows the aftermath of the 2012 Tazreen Fashions fire in Ashulia, which killed 112 workers, with the ruined factory floor standing in stark relief and a lone red fabric piece draped over damaged machinery. Photo: Courtesy

13 years after Tazreen fire, justice still eludes survivors

File photo of survivors and relatives of Bangladeshi garment workers killed in the Tazreen Fashions fire accident and Rana Plaza garment factory building collapse react during a demonstration in Savar, on the outskirts of Dhaka on 24 November 2013. AFP

11 years of Tazreen fire: Injured workers still carry the pain

A file photo shows policemen inspecting the charred Tazreen Fashion factory at Ashulia, on the outskirts of Dhaka, in 2012. On 24 November that year, a fire killed 117 and injured more than 200 in the factory with poor fire safety measures. Slow pace of a trial frustrates survivors and rights workers 11 years after the accident. Photo: Courtesy

11 years of Tazreen Fashions fire: Trial progresses at snail’s pace

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Call for compensation even 9 years after Tazreen fire

This file photo from UNB shows parts of a burnt floor of Tazreen Fashions. 117 garment workers were killed and more than 200 others injured in a massive fire at the factory in Nishchintapur of Ashulia on 24 November 2012.

8 years on, Tazreen Garments fire victims await justice

Children of the injured workers carried placards and stood in front of the National Press Club in the capital on Monday. Photo: TBS

Children of Tazreen fire injured send open letters to PM