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Mass hysteria outbreaks hit Bangladesh's garment workers

Doctors say 'mass psychogenic illness' – not contaminated water – is to blame for recent outbreaks of sickness. Garment workers are fearful of workplace safety after a year of deadly accidents.

Change Agent If sci-fi spurs technology, can 'social fiction' spark change?

In Bangladesh factory aftermath, US and European firms take different paths

Burmese optimistic after historic White House visit

In Myanmar, a movement for Muslim and Buddhist tolerance

Opinion What Bangladesh – and US retailers – must do to prevent man-made tragedies

As cyclone bears down on Myanmar, thousands of Muslims refuse to relocate

The Monitor's View Ethical consumers and the Bangladesh building collapse

Bangladeshi survivor recovering after 17 days trapped in rubble

Global News Blog Hope rises: Woman found alive 17 days after deadly Bangladesh factory collapse

Bangladesh factory collapse death toll passes 1,000

Bangladesh's factory woes force a rethink in Britain fashion retailers (+video)

The New Economy When the roof caves in, what should an ethical company do?

A Christian Science Perspective Beyond Bangladesh

In Bangladesh, deadly protests raise questions about strength of secular government

Bangladesh disaster: Can US brands repair their reputations?

Global News Blog Rioting and rubble: What's behind the turbulent times in Bangladesh?

Rescuers confront gruesome scene, death toll rises in Bangladesh factory collapse

The Walt Disney Company pulls out of Bangladesh: Will that make workers safer?

Bangladesh building collapse toll rises to 450

Global News Blog May Day protests: From Bangladesh to Europe, angry workers rally in the tens of thousands (+video)

Poll shows how US Muslims are like Protestants – and how they're not

Bangladesh united in grief over a failed rescue from collapsed factory

Caught at border: Bangladesh factory owner arrested

Global News Blog After Dhaka garment factory collapse, chances for supply chain changes low