China is investigating the US fashion group PVH for boycotting products from Xinjiang and is threatening to blacklist PVH. European companies in China are also concerned about the investigation.
By Amelie Richter
The EU wants to set up a register on the risk of forced labor in regions and industries from 2026. The organization Human Rights Watch is calling for a specific industry to be included in the database.
By Amelie Richter
Chinese security authorities plan to procure facial recognition software to identify Uyghurs in public spaces, as confirmed by documents available to Table Briefings.
By Marcel Grzanna
While Wang Yi spoke inside, Uyghur representative Dolkun Isa had to stay outside. He was only allowed to enter the conference venue once China's foreign minister had left. A German MP does not believe it was a coincidence.
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In light of new evidence of forced labor at a subsidiary of VW's joint venture in Xinjiang, a critical examination reveals that the audit report should never have claimed to provide an honest assessment of the situation.
By Redaktion Table
For the first time, there is a direct connection between a subsidiary of the VW joint venture in Xinjiang and the state's forced labor system. The corporation is no longer ruling out a withdrawal. An investment company has already taken action.
By Marcel Grzanna
Politicians from the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance for China (Ipac) are demanding that BASF, the world's largest chemical company, stop its production in Xinjiang. The background to this are accusations against a partner company.
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It is highly probable that foreign car manufacturers in China use aluminum that enters their supply chains via state-run forced labor programs. This is revealed in a new study by Human Rights Watch.
By Marcel Grzanna
A severe earthquake has shaken the border region between China and Kyrgyzstan. The US earthquake monitoring service warned that "significant damage" and fatalities were to be expected.
By Amelie Richter
Adrian Zenz has been a target of Chinese intelligence activities for years. In an interview with Marcel Grzanna, the human rights expert shares why he intends to continue his research despite threats and concerns for his family.
By Redaktion Table
