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Activists from UK Feminista protest against the exploitation of women making garments for Olympics sportswear company Nike. Campaigners 'cheat' their way through a series of races and hold a medal ceremony awarding
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The man who went after Nike's exploitation of the poor and willingness to put profit before people – The Irish Times
