Shamima is a floor supervisor in a Bangladeshi garment factory where most supervisors are men. So what does it take for a woman like Shamima to rise up through the ranks in such a culture?

Events in Bangladesh last week illustrate the appalling consequences of trade unions not being able to speak up for workers' safety, says the TUC's Rosa Crawford. The collapse of Rana Plaza claimed an estimated 380 lives.

'Has the garment industry learned its lessons, or is another tragedy still a real risk?'

In Bangladesh, negotiations over the wages paid to workers in the ready made garment sector continue. But how are they calculated and are they realistic? And what can international brands do?

We recognise that more needs to be done, while acknowledging the 'monumental' progress that has been made in five years..

It's important to recognise the role that greater openness and accountability can play in ensuring a disaster such as Rana Plaza never happens again.

Winning isn't everything. Social dialogue and cricket are both celebrations of equality.

For London Fashion Week we're answering some of the burning questions that surround fast fashion? Let us know if there is anything you want to ask?

Addressing security concerns should not be allowed to put workers' rights in jeopardy.

Over the last two years 64% of social auditors have found incidences of child labour in their inspections. So how can companies combat this?