Politikere iført feminist t-shirts lavet af undertrykte kvinder i sweatshop på Mauritius

Feminist T-shirts proudly worn by Ed Miliband, Nick Clegg and Harriet Harman are made in ‘sweatshop’ conditions by migrant women paid just 62p an hour, a Mail on Sunday investigation has revealed.

The women machinists on the Indian Ocean island of Mauritius sleep 16 to a room – and earn much less than the average wage on the island.

The £45 T-shirts carry the defiant slogan ‘This is what a feminist looks like’.

But one of the thousands of machinists declared: ‘We do not see ourselves as feminists. We see ourselves as trapped.’