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VW reviewing Xinjiang presence after new forced-labor claim - Vimarsana News

VW reviewing Xinjiang presence after new forced-labor claim

Allegations of human rights issues at the Urumqi site prompted U.S. rating agency MSCI to give Volkswagen a “red flag” in 2022.

Evidence Indicates Slaves Built Giant Volkswagen Test Track in China-Occupied Uyghur Region - Vimarsana News

Evidence Indicates Slaves Built Giant Volkswagen Test Track in China-Occupied Uyghur Region

A mountain of evidence published Tuesday indicates that a Volkswagen test track in China was constructed with the use of Uyghur slaves.

Volkswagen in talks with Chinese partner about Xinjiang business - Vimarsana News

Volkswagen in talks with Chinese partner about Xinjiang business

German carmaker Volkswagen is examining a reorganization of its activities in the Chinese region of Xinjiang in light of possible human rights violations. "The Volkswagen Group is currently in talks with the non-controlled joint venture Saic-Volkswagen about the future direction of its business activities in Xinjiang province," a company spokesman told dpa on Wednesday. "Various scenarios are currently being intensively examined." The Volkswagen spokesman left open whether a withdrawal from the

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VW reviewing Xinjiang presence after new forced-labor claim - Vimarsana News

VW reviewing Xinjiang presence after new forced-labor claim

Allegations of human rights issues at the Chinese site prompted U.S. rating agency MSCI to give Volkswagen a 'red flag' in 2022.

Top six major archaeological findings in China for 2023 revealed - Vimarsana News

Top six major archaeological findings in China for 2023 revealed

Excavation sites reflecting ancient political power and a rare offshoot Christian sect in Northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region are among the top six new archaeological discoveries in China in 2023, as they were unveiled by the Chinese Academy of Social Science (CASS) in Beijing on Tuesday.