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- 01 Nov 2024
Intel apologises to China over Xinjiang products and labour directive
Intel apologises to China over Xinjiang products and labour directive
- by theguardian
- 26 Dec 2021
- in technology
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The US chipmaker Intel has apologised for telling its suppliers not to source products or labour from Xinjiang, a province that human rights groups and governments including the US allege uses forced labour, after facing a backlash across China.
Multinational companies have come under pressure as they aim to comply with Xinjiang-related trade sanctions while continuing to operate in China, one of their biggest markets.
Brands including Nike and H&M have come under pressure in China for voicing concerns about the treatment of Uyghurs, or trying to eliminate Xinjiang from their supply chains.
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