Major automakers may be using Chinese aluminum produced with Uyghur forced labor, rights group says

A new report says automakers including Tesla, General Motors, Volkswagen, and Toyota are failing to ensure they are not using forced labor as part of their China supply chains.

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Minneapolis Star TribuneLean Left· 972d ago

Major automakers may be using Chinese aluminum produced with Uyghur forced labor, rights group says

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Major automakers may be using Chinese aluminum produced with Uyghur forced labor, rights group says

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Major automakers may be using Chinese aluminum produced with Uyghur forced labor, rights group says

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Major automakers may be using Chinese aluminum produced with Uyghur forced labor, rights group says

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The DiplomatCenter· 972d ago

Major Automakers May Be Using Chinese Aluminum Produced With Uyghur Forced Labor

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Major automakers may be using Chinese aluminum produced with Uyghur forced labor, rights group says

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Major automakers may be using Chinese aluminum produced with Uyghur forced labor, rights group says

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Major automakers may be using Chinese aluminum produced with Uyghur forced labor, rights group says

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Green Field ReporterLean Right· 972d ago

Major automakers may be using Chinese aluminum produced with Uyghur forced labor, rights group says - The Daily Reporter