Activists and researchers are calling on 82 retailers to commit to sourcing cotton outside of China to take a stand against accusations of forced Uyghur labor

Activists are calling on companies to 'fully extricate their supply chains from the Uyghur Region.' Tunahan Turhan/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty

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