Syrian Refugees and Illegal Labor in Turkey

The video highlights the plight of Syrian refugees in Istanbul who are forced to work illegally in factories producing clothes for major British brands like Marks and Spencer and ASOS. These refugees, including children, are paid below the minimum wage and lack work permits. Marks and Spencer and ASOS respond to the findings, with ASOS offering support for child workers to return to school. The investigation by Panorama uncovers the complex situation of refugees in Turkey and the responsibility of big brands to ensure ethical labor practices.

What time do Syrian refugees in Istanbul start hoping to be hired?

• 7am

• 9am

• 8am

• 6am

What is the age of the youngest worker mentioned in the video?

• 18 years old

• 15 years old

• 12 years old

• 20 years old

Which British brand was mentioned as having its clothes made by Syrian refugees?

• Primark

• Next

• Topshop

• Marks and Spencer

What action did Marks and Spencer take in response to the findings?

• Closed the factory

• Ignored the findings

• Increased production

• Offered permanent legal employment

What do critics say about the responsibility of big brands?

• They should increase production

• They should monitor labor conditions

• They should lower prices

• They should expand to more countries

What was found on the factory floor related to ASOS?

• A celebrity endorsement

• Syrian children working

• A new technology

• A new fashion line

How did ASOS respond to the discovery of child labor?

• Increased production

• Offered financial support for education

• Closed the factory

• Denied any involvement

How many major brands were found to have clothes made by Syrian refugees?

• Three

• Six

• Four

• Five

Who reported the findings of the investigation?

• John Smith

• Dara McIntyre

• Jane Doe

• Michael Johnson