Made in Bangladesh: 10 years after the deadly Rana Plaza collapse - The Fifth Estate

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In the decade since 1,134 people were killed and thousands injured in Bangladesh’s Rana Plaza garment factory collapse, promises to improve safety ring hollow. The Fifth Estate’s Mark Kelley revisits the site of the deadly collapse and finds workers are still not paid a living wage – including those working for Canadian companies such as Loblaw’s Joe Fresh. This is a follow-up to Made in Bangladesh, which won the 2014 International Emmy® Award for Current Affairs programming. 00:00 - Visiting the site of the deadly collapse 13:13 - Are workers safer today? 23:19 - Demanding action 35:55 - Loblaws’ Joe Fresh statement #Bangladesh #RanaPlaza #documentary Subscribe for more videos from The Fifth Estate: http://bit.ly/25W8cpn Connect with The Fifth Estate online: Website : http://bit.ly/1d0FBxq Instagram : http://bit.ly/25W8SLs About The Fifth Estate: For more than four decades, The Fifth Estate has been Canada's premier investigative documentary program. Hosts Bob McKeown, Mark Kelley and Steven D'Souza continue a tradition of provocative and fearless journalism. The Fifth Estate brings in-depth investigations that matter to Canadians — delivering a dazzling parade of political leaders, controversial characters and ordinary people whose lives were touched by triumph or tragedy. Made in Bangladesh: 10 years later producer/director Timothy Sawa writer Mark Kelley associate producers Lisa Ellenwood Abdullah Al Imran video editor Naire Bahjat senior videographer John Badcock csc drone operators Akhter Hossain Md. Mukul Mia Patrick Morrell additional cinematography Jonathan Castell Michael Cole Travis Golby Andy Hincenbergs Derek Hooper Mokhter Hossain Israr Ahmed Khan Yanjun Li Keith Whelan sound operators Md. Baizid Md. Shihab production assistant - bangladesh Tamzid Sheikh archival material Accord on Fire and Building Safety in Bangladesh AFP AP Archive AP Images Australian Broadcasting Corporation Business and Human Rights Resource Centre Caroline Leal / Oxfam Canada Dhaka Tribune ETV Maasranga TV NTV Reuters Taslima Akhter The Daily Star The Guardian Workers Rights Consortium wsws.org YouTube graphic designer Tim Kindrachuk post audio Roberto Capretta Ron Searles colourist Scott McIntyre visual research Leslie Morrison media management Astoria Luzzi rollout producer Leanne Stepnow social media producers Alex Migdal Britt Purdy digital producer Janet Davison project manager Victor Kerr resource coordinators Marc Cormier Dragan Maricic Sam Nar associate director Nanci King packaging editor Alessia Protomanni coordinating associate directors Rhonda Kirkpatrick Jane Wilson senior producers Raj Ahluwalia Emmanuel Marchand executive producer Allya Davidson original broadcast February 2, 2024