The way the we consume in western countries affects developing countries and the environment. There are a myriad of sweatshops currently working to produce a high demand of the goods that we purchase in our stores, these sweat shops are pervaded with human rights breaches and social inequalities. At this present moment, the main distributors of our consumer goods are China, Taiwan, India and Bangladesh among other places, almost any item that you purchase today will have one of these countries on its label. The conditions at these sweatshops are much like the conditions seen during the industrial revolution, with issues of child labour and incredibly low wages. In 2013, a sweatshop running in Dhaka, Bangladesh collapsed due to a lack of maintenance
