Textile workers protest
100 days of strike: Texprint workers in Italy demand rights and dignity
The workers of textile printing company Texprint srl. in Prato, Italy, have been on strike since January 18 demanding the reduction of their exploitative 12-hour daily work shifts to a maximum of eight hours per day
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