New report warns of link between Uyghur forced labour and car manufacturing

There are concerns car manufacturers have links to forced labour practices in China's Xinjiang region. A Human Rights Watch report warns of a link between the forced labour transfers of Uyghurs and other Muslim minorities in the region, and aluminium production, a key material for car manufacturing.

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