VW, Xinjiang
International lawmakers call on VW to withdraw from Xinjiang
“We call upon Volkswagen to withdraw from Xinjiang in recognition of the impossibility of meaningful human rights due diligence in the region — a fact long acknowledged by experts,” said a statement on Friday by the cross border Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China (Ipac).
Volkswagen audit of Xinjiang plant failed to meet international standards
FRANKFURT/SHANGHAI (Financial Times) -- The audit that Volkswagen claimed cleared it of allegations of forced labor in Xinjiang failed to meet international standards, according to a review of the leaked report on its findings.
U.S. lawmakers in 2021 passed the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act, banning the entry of products made with forced labor in Xinjiang, where the Uyghurs, a Muslim ethnic group, have been ...
VW’s main target is its underperforming namesake passenger car brand, whose profit margins are getting squeezed amid a sputtering transition to EVs and a consumer spending slowdown.
German auto manufacturer Volkswagen (VW) has courted controversy for maintaining a business presence in Xinjiang, despite documentation from the U.N. and other organizations of the CCP’s possible ...
The audit that Volkswagen claimed cleared it of allegations of forced labor in Xinjiang failed to meet international standards, according to a review of the leaked report on its findings. VW said ...
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