Combating Modern Slavery in Textile Supply Chains in Rio de Janeiro’s Favelas

Combating Modern Slavery in Textile Supply Chains in Rio de Janeiro’s Favelas

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Academic Article
Rio de Janeiro
English

The article discusses some of the textile supply chain in Rio de Janeiro and its impact into the working conditions while bringing some historical background. It presents a study case of a successful social project that happened between 2019 and 2020 called, “Sewing my Rights” that was held in Morro da Providencia.

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Silvia Pinheiro

Dr. Silvia Marina Pinheiro

BRICS Policy Center / Pontifical Catholic University of Rio

Rio de Janeiro

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