每周一聽——那些年我們一起練過的聽力（第66期）

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Labor groups, businesses and people around the world are condemning the human cost of a building collapse in Bangladesh.  More than 500 people are    (1)    dead after the building failure on April 24th.
In the capital, Dhaka, tens of thousands of textile workers    (2)    a week-long protest and reported to their jobs on Thursday.  The collapsed building had housed several clothing factories.  The workers had launched the protest to demand better working conditions.

    The $20 billion dollar textile industry in Bangladesh makes up 80 percent of the country’s exports.  Bangladesh’s Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association says it is working to prevent future    (3)    .  Association representative Shahidullah Azim says his group is working with government officials.  He says the team will move immediately to report unsafe conditions to the government.

However, clothing workers and    (4)    say they have heard similar promises before.  Just six months ago, more than 100 people were killed in a factory fire in Dhaka.  
                                                   
    The day before the building collapse, an engineer    (5)    of cracks in the structure.  Some concerned business owners had sent workers home.

    Alonzo Suson works with the Bangladesh Center for Workers' Solidarity.  He is not sure whether working conditions will change when most    (6)    earn less than $50 a month.  He tells of a 16-year-old who was told she would lose a week’s pay if she failed to enter the factory.
                             
    Doctors had to remove the young woman’s arm after she was    (7)    in the collapse.  Alonzo Suson says clothing workers cannot refuse to work in unsafe conditions.  He says some workers know the place where they work is unsafe.  But the workers need the job to survive.
                                                   
    Mr. Suson says Bangladesh’s clothing industry needs more inspectors and laws for building safety.  He says only 25 to 30 factories have labor unions, and most were organized in the past six months.

    In Dhaka, police have detained the owner of the collapsed building.  Some protesters say he should    (8)    death.  Police have also arrested factory owners and building engineers for ignoring safety issues.
                                                                  
    Activists say people overseas must also take responsibility -- both those who sell clothing and buyers of the clothes made in unsafe factories.
                                                                                 
    On Thursday, the European Union said it may change its    (9)    with Bangladesh.  The EU called on Bangladeshi officials to ensure that the country’s factories obey international labor rules.  
                                                                          
    Europe is Bangladesh’s largest trading partner.  Ineke Zeldenrust is with the activist Clean Clothes Campaign in Europe.  She says western clothing stores have ignored warnings about the dangerous conditions in foreign factories.     (10)    .


上期活動答案：
1.        founded
2.        spent
3.        deepen
4.        materials
5.        observed
6.        practical work experience
7.        focus on
8.        face difficulties
9.        project forum
10.        poor people can get legal help, at the same time, students get more chances to practise being a lawyer