article_snippet.sent: Women paid 62p an hour in Mauritius to make ‘feminist’ T-shirts have been beaten by police during protests over pay and conditions at Women
article_snippet.sent: Dozens of workers at their ‘sweatshop’ factory exposed by The Mail on Sunday for The Mail on low wages and prison-like accommodation for women making the ‘
article_snippet.sent: At the end of a peaceful three-day protest, Bangladeshi migrant workers – who produce clothes for Whistles, Topshop and Next – were surrounded by officers who charged at them, hitting out with batons, before dragging the screaming women away.
article_snippet.sent: Beaten: Workers were treated roughly by police during protests over pay and conditions at their ‘sweatshop’ factory .
article_snippet.sent: Now 69 of the women have been deported to Bangladesh and scores more now fear for the women jobs.
article_snippet.sent: After this newspaper revealed the female workers’ poor pay and living conditions – the £45 T-shirts sleep 16 to a room
article_snippet.sent: One Bangladeshi worker, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said:
article_snippet.sent: my family said they are often forced to work from 7.30am until 11pm to meet unreasonable targets of making 300 garments a day.
article_snippet.sent: my family added that the women, who work six-day weeks, are not paid for all of the women, who work six-day weeks overtime.
highlights_snippet.sent: Women beaten by police during protests over pay and conditions .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Bangladeshi migrant workers had held peaceful three-day walkout .