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Bangladesh: Cheap clothes for mass deaths, LOL with Lee Camp, Hunger strikes & genocide

Published 27 Apr, 2013 06:11 | Updated 27 Apr, 2013 05:30

On this episode of Breaking the Set, Abby Martin talks to Theresa Haas, Director of Communications for the Worker Rights Consortium, about Bangladesh’s lack of safety standards in garment factories that have resulted in mass casualties, and what consumers can do to help them improve. Abby then talks to Lee Camp, comedian, activist and creator of the 'Moment of Clarity' web series, about the absurdity of corporate news coverage over the last few weeks, highlighting such ridiculousness as Bush’s presidential library opening, the pepper spray cop and the fake North Korea threat. BTS wraps up the show with a look at the news stories most overlooked by the corporate press, including the brutal crushing of dissent in Bahrain, genocide of Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar and hunger strikes at Guantanamo Bay prison.

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