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The 6th cause of sweatshops is a lack of accountability of the poor working conditions of sweatshops and a failure on the governments behalf to acknowledge the poor working conditions of the workers.

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People who are desperate often are children and women who are in need of money, So when they see or hear that sweatshops will hire anyone they often end up in them. therefore causing more and more sweatshops to be built whenever one fills up.

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We relate to SDG #12 Because when sweatshop force their workers to mass produce cheap clothes for a cheap price, they are also wasting a ton of natural resources of which all these shirts are most likely going to get thrown out at the end of the week. So this is why we relate to SDG #12.

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In Sweat Shop, many children work for the disable or sick parents. This is how many bosses of Sweat Shops take advantage of these kids.

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Fast Fashion (one of the biggest causes of sweatshops)
fast fashion makes designs every week and these designs need clothes, therefore, making sweatshops producing clothes.

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In Sweat Shops, of fashion, they make jeans and it uses around 2,000 gallons of water to produce one pair of jeans.

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In Sweat Shops, clothes use a lot of dye and can cause rivers to turn a variety of colors which makes all these water not safe for human consumption

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A third cause is cheap labor, since there are little to none laws to protect workers rights, massive sweatshops are built, companies take advantage of these sweatshops and get cheap clothes for a cheap price.

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In Sweat Shops, there are unreasonable hours. Some bosses of Sweat Shops are greedy and want the cloths so they make workers work of long times.

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Big companies like H&M and Forever 21 make new designs every week.

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Social media, mainly influencers on platforms on TikTok, Twitter, and Instagram. Whenever a big influencer on one of these platforms posts a picture of them wearing certain clothes in a certain way. Many people go to stores looking for clothing that match what the influencer wore.

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In Sweat Shops, there are unfair wages. In Bangladesh, workers get $0.03 for every item they make and in Mcdonalds, the starting wage is $10.

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In Sweat Shops, there are poor working conditions because there are chemicals in the air from the dyes and the workers have to breathe that air.