VOICED : Living with loss from the Bangladesh factory disaster

The transcript discusses the Rana Plaza factory collapse in Dhaka, which resulted in over 1,100 deaths and 2,000 injuries. It highlights the negligence of factory owners, the inadequate compensation for victims, and the international response. Post-disaster, the government implemented reforms like wage increases and improved working conditions. New job opportunities were created for survivors, but challenges remain, as exemplified by Rehana's story.

What were the circumstances surrounding the collapse of the Rana Plaza factory?

How did the tragedy of Rana Plaza impact the lives of the survivors?

What challenges do survivors face in receiving compensation after the disaster?

What measures have been taken to improve working conditions in factories after the Rana Plaza disaster?

In what ways does the new factory making jute bags differ from traditional garment factories?