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Chinese EVs stalled by US, EU import controls as analysts warn this is 'just the beginning' - Vimarsana News

Chinese EVs stalled by US, EU import controls as analysts warn this is 'just the beginning'

As shipments of Chinese cars are stopped by US customs and EU officials continue their inquiry into electric vehicle subsidies, the likelihood of further import controls creeps closer to certainty, analysts said.

Source: scmp.com
VW accused of benefitting from Chinese forced labour - Vimarsana News

VW accused of benefitting from Chinese forced labour

Volkswagen is drawing up plans to pull out of China’s troubled Xinjiang region after the German car maker was accused of benefiting from human rights abuses there.

Source: yahoo.com
'Last surviving' Burma Death Railway prisoner of war dies aged 104 - Vimarsana News

'Last surviving' Burma Death Railway prisoner of war dies aged 104

A veteran believed to be the last surviving Allied prisoner forced to work on the infamous Burma Death Railway has died aged 104.

Source: yahoo.com
New report warns of link between Uyghur forced labour and car manufacturing - Vimarsana News

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.

Source: sbs.com.au
Carmakers could be complicit in abuse of China's Uyghurs, report says - Vimarsana News

Carmakers could be complicit in abuse of China's Uyghurs, report says

Human Rights Watch says the industry could be using metals tainted by forced labour, which is linked to the exploitation of ethnic Muslims