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Kate Hudson addressed claims of sexual harassment and abuse that are allegedly taking place at a factory for her Fabletics brand in Lesotho.
Fabletics Suspends Operations with Garment Factory amid Employee Abuse Allegations People 4 hrs ago © Provided by People Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty The athleisure brand Fabletics has halted operations with Lesotho-based garment factory, Hippo Knitting, as dozens of workers have alleged ongoing sexual and physical abuse on the job. Fabletics, which actress Kate Hudson co-founded with JustFab in 2013, immediately suspended operations with Hippo Knitting after TIME published an explosive report in which at least 38 workers came forward to say abuse has been rampant for years within the fac...
Kate Hudson's Fabletics halts production at African factory amid horrifying claims of raw sewage spilling onto floors, humiliating staff punishments and underwear strip searches 38 employees have come forward to allege horrifying physical and sexual abuse at the factory that produces Kate Hudson's activewear brand Fabletics The Taiwanese company Hippo Knitting is based in Maseru, the capital of the landlocked country Lesotho, situated within South Africa's borders A representative for Kate Hudson said she had no knowledge of the abuse, which is claimed to have been going on for years Fem...
Exclusive: Workers in Factory That Makes Kate Hudson's Fabletics Activewear Allege Rampant Sexual and Physical Abuse Time 5/5/2021 Louise Donovan © Lindokuhle Sobekwa—Magnum Photos for TIME Factory workers head home at the end of the day in Maseru, Lesotho. Many travel by foot and live in nearby villages or surrounding areas as far as seven miles away. Published in partnership with E mployees at a garment factory in Lesotho, a tiny country in southern Africa, say they have lived in constant fear for years. Each day at 7 a.m., as their sewing machines whirred, a familia...
Katerina Ang joins The Washington Post as a breaking-news editor in Seoul WashPostPR Announcement from Foreign Editor Douglas Jehl and Director of Global Live News Josh du Lac: We’re very pleased to announce that Katerina Ang will join The Post to become a breaking-news editor at our hub in Seoul. Katerina will partner with Kendra Nichols, the Seoul hub editor, in launching a team that is playing a key role in our global expansion. Katerina is a savvy, entrepreneurial journalist with broad experience as a reporter and editor for the Wall Street Journal, Condé Nast and ...