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Filed on behalf of 13 Bangladeshis, the suit seeks damages from Kimberly-Clark and Ansell.

KIMBERLY-CLARK ANNOUNCES THIRD QUARTER 2021 RESULTS DALLAS, October 25, 2021-Kimberly-Clark Corporation today reported third quarter 2021 results. Executive... | October 25, 2021

May 20, 2021 KUALA LUMPUR – In December, with coronavirus infections spreading rapidly across factories and workers’ dormitories in Malaysia, officials raided latex glove-maker Brightway Holdings near Kuala Lumpur. They said they found workers living in shipping containers, under conditions so squalid that human resources minister M. Saravanan later likened them to “modern slavery.” Nineteen months earlier, inspectors from a social-auditing firm — private contractors that help companies monitor environmental, social and other ethical standards in industries from toys to pal...

May 19, 202112:07 PM UTC Asia Pacific‘Slavery’ found at a Malaysian glove factory. Why didn’t the auditor see it? A. AnanthalakshmiLiz LeeMei Mei Chu 8 minute read 1/4 Top Glove workers wait in line for food distribution outside a hostel under enhanced lockdown, amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak in Klang, Malaysia November 17, 2020. REUTERS/Lim Huey Teng Read More In December 2020, with coronavirus infections spreading rapidly across factories and workers’ dormitories in Malaysia, officials raided latex glove maker Brightway Holdings near Kuala Lumpur. They...

KUALA LUMPUR, May 19 — In December 2020, with coronavirus infections spreading rapidly across factories and workers’ dormitories in Malaysia, officials raided latex glove maker Brightway Holdings near Kuala Lumpur. They said they found workers living in shipping containers, under conditions so...