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Can a New U S Law Prevent Uyghur Forced Labor?

Last month, the U.S. began enforcement of the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act. Signed into law late last year, the UFLPA bans imports of goods made in Xinjiang unless the importer can offer “clear and convincing evidence” that no forced labor was used in their production. Advocates have roundly welcomed the law, but argue that one American law on its own is unlikely to cut

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Global companies unknowingly support China s use of Uyghur forced labour: Report

Global companies unknowingly support China s use of Uyghur forced labour: Report
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Report Alleges Global Companies Unknowingly Support China s Use of Uyghur Forced Labor – Voice Of Vienna

Report Alleges Global Companies Unknowingly Support China s Use of Uyghur Forced Labor – Voice Of Vienna
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Report Alleges Global Companies Unknowingly Support China s Use of Uyghur Forced Labor - New Delhi Times

Some global companies could be "unknowingly supporting" China's use of Uyghur forced labor from the Xinjiang region by importing goods from Chinese companies headquartered in other parts of China, according to a new report. Shifting Gears: The Rise of Industrial Transfer into the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, published Thursday by the Washington-based nonprofit Center for…

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Report Alleges Global Companies Unknowingly Support China s Use of Uyghur Forced Labor

A new law aims to prevent goods made 'wholly or in part with forced labor' in Xinjiang from entering the US market

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