Six months after the collapse of a garment factory in Bangladesh that killed 1,133 people, ITV News has returned to the country to find only one firm has paid proper compensation to relatives of the dead and the 2,421 survivors.
In the weeks after the world's worst clothing factory disaster in Bangladesh, Western firms promised to compensate the families of those killed, and to help the survivors.
But ITV News has found that many victims have had little or no direct money or support.
Six months on, the dead are still being identified, and their families are struggling to survive.
ITV News Business Editor Laura Kuenssberg has returned to Dhaka in Bangladesh:
After meeting some of those affected by the factory collapse in Bangladesh, it is clear that trade partners like the UK have a role to play.
Six months after the garment factory disaster at Rana Plaza in the Bangladeshi capital Dhaka, victims are still awaiting compensation.
Two bags of rice - the support given to the sister of one of the victims of Rana Plaza. Nurbana must now look after her sister's son.