H&M accused of labour exploitation

In the last two years, Swedish retail giant H&M has opened nine stories in Australia, and now has plans to double that number by the year's end. Its appeal is cheap and fast fashion, offering the latest catwalk looks for a fraction of the price.

Last year, H&M tripled its profits in Australia—but convenience and low cost comes at a price.

A new report has found evidence of widespread exploitation in H&M supplier factories in Cambodia and India. The report by the Asia Floor Wage Alliance also accuses H&M of sacking women who are pregnant.