April 24

Fashion Revolution Day on April 24 marks the anniversary of the 2013 Rana Plaza collapse in Bangladesh and calls for greater accountability in garment production. Spearheaded by the Fashion Revolution movement, it encourages consumers, brands, and policymakers to demand transparency in supply chains, fair wages, and safe working conditions. Related observances such as the proposed Labour Safety Day in Bangladesh highlight ongoing efforts to improve labor rights. Activities include social media campaigns, garment worker testimonies, panel discussions, and educational workshops. By wearing labels inside out, participants symbolically expose the true origin of their clothes and champion the cause of millions of workers worldwide.

Labour Safety Day in Bangladesh is a proposed annual observance aimed at highlighting the importance of occupational health and safety. The day would focus on educating employers and workers about safe work practices, accident prevention, and regulatory standards. Campaigns may include safety drills, workshops, and recognition of exemplary safety records. Advocates hope this day will reduce industrial accidents and improve working conditions across sectors. Government agencies and labor organizations are encouraged to collaborate with international bodies to adopt best practices and enforce safety regulations.