The Kardashian fashion empire has come under fire as many of the family’s branded and endorsed products are reportedly made in Chinese sweatshops where workers, some as young as 16, are subjected to inhumane conditions, according to Star magazine.
A number of factories connected to the Kardashians are being investigated by human-rights watchdog organizations, Star is reporting. “The Kardashians are in bed with some pretty bad people,” Charles Kernaghan, the executive director of the Institute for Global Labour and Human Rights, told the mag. Guangdong, the region in China where the factories in question are located, is “a scary place,” according to Kernaghan, a leading authority on labor conditions in China. Factory workers reportedly earn as little as $1 an hour, toiling up to 84 hours a week in conditions that are akin to “minimum-security prisons.” To put things into perspective, the Kardashians earn around $65 million a years.
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