Episode Overview
Bangladesh boasts the world's second-largest garment industry, which for years has satisfied Europe and America's demand for fast fashion. However, as the coronavirus pandemic unfolded, over two billion pounds in clothing orders were canceled, leading to the closure of numerous factories. This crisis dealt a severe blow to an industry that supports countless livelihoods. Our World highlights factory owner Mostafiz Uddin, who is on the verge of losing everything, and introduces us to the women workers whose jobs have vanished. Has the pandemic permanently altered our clothing consumption habits, and what about those who are being overlooked in the process?
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Season 14 Episodes 30
1.
Colombia: The New Cocaine War
2.
Who Betrayed Hevrin Khalaf?
3.
The Hunt for Gaza's Lost Treasure
4.
Journey to the Doomsday Glacier
5.
Confessions of a Mafia Killer
6.
Facing the Bombers
7.
Blasian Love in South Africa
8.
Wuhan: Life under Lockdown
9.
The Trees that Bleed
10.
North Korea's Celebrity Defectors
11.
Sri Lanka: One Year On
12.
Colombia: Saving Eden
13.
Venezuela Falling Backwards
14.
India's Missing Children
15.
Ireland's Traveller Women
16.
Spain's Coronavirus Heroes
17.
New York: Coronavirus Diaries
18.
South Korea: How to Fight Coronavirus
19.
Wuhan: Life After Lockdown
20.
Kenya's Locust Hunters
21.
Coronavirus Cruises
22.
Brazil: One Virus, Two Worlds
23.
Iran and the Virus
24.
Police Brutality - American Witnesses
25.
Europe's Cycling Revolution?
26.
Trump and God
27.
The Day Moria Burned
28.
America's Tik Tok Election
29.
Bangladesh: The End of Fast Fashion?
30.
Iran and the Mystery Murders
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