This document discusses sweatshops and a campaign to improve conditions for workers. It defines sweatshops as factories with very low wages, long hours, and poor conditions. The campaign wants fair wages, a minimum age of 16, fair work hours, and improved conditions. It notes that millions of children currently work in sweatshops in countries like China, Bangladesh, and India. Doubling wages would only increase prices to consumers by 1.8%. Key details show children working long hours and adults only earning enough for food. Media coverage of the issue is rare and usually only happens when incidents occur in specific countries.