BY FROMA HARROP You know a corner’s been turned when someone in a legion of foreign sweatshop workers is given a face. That’s happened in Bangladesh, home of hideous factory conditions – as seen in the ruins of Rana Plaza, a former eight-story work warren. Death toll: over 600. And the face has been given a name, Shaheena. Deemed unworthy at birth of a last name, Shaheena became a national symbol of endurance. The world […]
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