uniform project already did this to raise funds for schoolchildren's uniform in India

http://theuniformproject.com/#!about

wearing same dress for school uniform or as statement against overconsumption, i get it. but sex slavery? where's the connection? sex slaves wear only one set of clothes? hurray for slacktivism :p

may be ugly from the outside but i'm sure the inside looks better. i remember in my hometown (think third world country, slums) the rich people live in what looks like the ugliest concrete buildings but when you go inside, interior design is just amazing complete with imported furnishings. my dad said it's both a way not to stand out too much from the neighbors who are not as fortunate as you are, as well as to deter kidnappers.

as for the staff of 600, well, i'm sure that in a building that big, maybe only 100 is necessary but think of it in terms of being in a third world country again: labor is cheap and you are providing employment to 500 more people who would otherwise be unemployed.