FRANKFURT: Sports firms want shoppers to snap up Euro 2004-branded footballs and Olympic Games T-shirts – without fretting about the lives of the factory workers who make them.
But charities and human rights organisations accusing labels such as Adidas, Nike, Reebok and Puma of violating the rights of millions of workers are stepping up their campaigns as top sports events draw international attention.
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