Charles Kernaghan went undercover to research conditions in factories producing for Wal-Mart and other U.S. companies in Bangladesh. He recorded his experiences using a pair of eyeglasses with a hidden camera for NBC Dateline. He found that the most basic rights of the workers were being violated.
Music
Kernaghan: "Max Steals Briefcase" by James Newton Howard and "Shadow On the Sun" by Audioslave from the motion picture soundtrack "Collateral"
Music
Kernaghan: "Max Steals Briefcase" by James Newton Howard and "Shadow On the Sun" by Audioslave from the motion picture soundtrack "Collateral"
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