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STRANGE THINGS SEEMS TO HAPPEN…
Uniquickie in Uniqlo changing room. Only in Beijing, China.
Video: Man stabs 2 people outside Uniqlo in Sanlitun, Beijing
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6 December 2015
Woman bites staff, cries molest after being caught stealing from HK Uniqlo store http://ebx.sh/1Tt6fX3
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A Vietnamese woman who was caught red-handed trying to steal from a Uniqlo store in Hong Kong tried to worm her way out of the situation by shouting that she was molested.
The incident occurred at about 7.25pm on Thursday, Dec 3 at Hong Kong’s PopCorn shopping mall, attracting a large crowd of curious onlookers.
The woman, 39, was suspected of stealing when two of the shop’s staff noticed her stuffing some clothes into her bag.
She then passed the bag to a male accomplice, who immediately ran away from the shop, reported Apple Daily.
The two employees, a 28-year-old male and a 31-year-old female, quickly grabbed hold of the woman before she could escape, and tried to drag her outside the shop.
A member of the staff soon called the police. As the woman was being held outside the store, she also calmly put her top back on.
When the police arrived, the woman once again began to cry and claim that she had been molested. But some onlookers who were there merely laughed at her “acting”.
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要聞港聞- UNIQLO偷衫斷正婦扯爛上衣嗌強姦
UNIQLO偷衫斷正
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感寒意自行穿回上衣
警方消息稱，昨晚7時25分左右，該名39歲越南籍女子在UNIQLO內懷疑偷取衣服，將衣服塞入背囊後，再將背囊交給一名懷疑是同黨的男子，該男子迅速 逃去。店內兩名分別28及31歲的男女職員見狀，捉住該名女子。
現場消息稱，該女子企圖逃走，但職員緊追不拾，雙方拉扯至商場外，其間女子用口咬 職員，有途人見狀上前幫手制服涉案女子。有目擊者向記者稱，該女子突然情緒激動，扯爛自己上衣，只剩下胸圍，將上衣扔在地上，然後高叫被強姦。目擊者稱： 「整到件衫污糟晒，扮俾人強姦，成個人發晒癲。」
當時街上大風大雨，大約20分鐘後，大媽可能感到寒意，冷靜地穿回上衣，其間職員報警。警員接報到場時，該女子又痛哭稱被強姦。途人指她如演戲極為搞笑。警方指，警員到場後以涉嫌盜竊及傷人罪名將該女子拘捕，事件中兩名UNIQLO職員受傷，送往將軍澳醫院治理。
■記者孫文瑛 
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http://hk.apple.nextmedia.com/news/art/20151204/19399248
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Protests occuring currently at #Uniqlo Causeway Bay for worker’s rights #hongkong #china
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Protests at #Uniqlo Causeway Bay for Chinese factory worker’s rights. Learn more at https://www.hongkongfp.com/2015/07/16/uniqlo-under-fire-for-turning-a-blind-eye-to-mainland-labour-strike/ … #hongkong #china
Homg Kong Free Press
Uniqlo under fire for ‘turning a blind eye’ to mainland labour strike
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Labour rights activists have criticised a Japanese fashion retailer for failing to prevent malpractices by one of its mainland suppliers. The supplier’s parent company denies any wrongdoing.
Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions and a labour rights group Students and Scholars Against Corporate Misbehaviour held a demonstration at Uniqlo’s store in Causeway Bay on Wednesday.
The groups accused the Japanese retailer of “turning a blind eye” to malpractices of Shenzhen Artigas Clothing and Leather, a factory that supplies garments for Uniqlo.
The groups said that Artigas had shut down in early June without any warning to its workers. The factory also reportedly refused to provide severance pay or contribute to the government-mandated social insurance plan for workers.
More than 900 workers have been on strike for 37 days since the closure, and some have gone on a hunger strike, the groups said. A striker, Wu Weihua, has been detained and charged with obstructing official business.
“As an international company, Uniqlo has the responsibility to intervene,” Mung Siu-tat, chief executive of HKCTU, told HKFP. “Uniqlo’s lack of response to the demands of hundreds of workers seems to contradict its image of a company that cares about society.”
Mung said that activists in Hong Kong had sent a letter to Uniqlo and held several protests at the retailer’s stores. He added that Uniqlo had issued a statement last month, saying that the company did monitor its factories. It would either improve conditions or terminate contracts with suppliers who are found to contravene regulations.
“But a month has gone by, and we haven’t seen Uniqlo do anything to make the Artigas factory resolve the disputes,” said Mung. “It seems to us that Uniqlo’s statement was meant to be a show more than an actual promise.”
Uniqlo under fire for ‘turning a blind eye’ to mainland labour strike
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