Unfortunately, I missed it. However Smurfchops' question is one that seems to be under constant debate. You know, at least the workers are earning something whilst the factories and the shops make money out them.
On the other hand, if you want goods of a similar quality made in the UK or in Western Europe, you'd have to pay good money for them. Hand-decorated clothing doesn't come cheap, which is why all the major British suppliers have long since gone bust. With fewer jobs, there's less money around and so people want cheaper clothing - hey presto - Primark et al (although the quality in this case is debateable).
There's also the fact that children are having to make these items in order to support their families. Helping out with your family business is one thing, but having to work a twelve hour day when you're five, just so that your family can afford to eat ... . If factory owners were made to pay a decent rate, they'd only need to employ adults. The children could then receive an education and go on to become better employees and employers, and everyone benefits.
There was a time when people bought foreign made goods because they were just that - foreign, a little different, a little exotic. These days they buy them because they're cheap - and that includes all those major high street names who are just as guilty as Primark, only they hide behind 'quality'.