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Officials believe many Uyghurs have been forced to work at factories in the landlocked territory. 
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A senior Volkswagen executive has defended the company’s decision to continue operating a car plant in Xinjiang - a region of China under fierce scrutiny due to the treatment of the Uighur ethnic minority there.
Graham Watson's insight:
A nice clip looking at the ethics of international business, with VW being accused of unethical behaviour in maintaining a presence in Xinjiang province, where the Uighur minority are being persecuted.
One for your CUEGIS file...
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The US is imposing an embargo on products imported from Xinjiang Province in China, on the grounds that they believe that forced labour may have been involved. Is this a reasonable position to hold?