Victims from a factory in Bangladesh which made cut-price and designer clothes for Western retailers are still waiting for justice a decade after it collapsed, killing 1,134.
On Monday, it is 10 years since the nine-storey Rana Plaza complex in the capital Dhaka crumbled to the ground.
The collapse of the building, which housed sweatshops making clothes for at least 29 Western retailers such as Primark and Benetton, also left 2,500 people with life-changing injuries.
