Anwar grew up in a small Bangladeshi village, dreaming of a brighter future beyond its borders. At 18, he moved to the city to work in a garment factory, determined to uplift his family. However, when the pandemic hit, factories closed, leaving him jobless and struggling for survival.
Undeterred, Anwar took odd jobs to make ends meet, relying on the support of his family back home. As the lockdowns eased, he returned to work, dedicating himself to extra hours seven days a week.
Anwar’s dedication earned him respect, transforming him from a village boy into a vital part of the garment industry. His story reflects the strength of garment workers who, despite their struggles, continue to rise.
