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The left-wing Labour Party government in Britain has refused to confirm that it is not using slave labour in its publicly owned green energy project, despite having passed a law last year committing to do so.

Brazil’s socialist president, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, declared at the opening of a Chinese automobile plant that Brazil is “open for business.”

Federal officials arrested approximately 70 illegal immigrants while investigating unlawful marijuana operations in Thermal, California, on Wednesday.

In a major u-turn, the left-wing Labour Party government in Britain has reversed course and will prohibit the state-owned green energy project from using solar panels tied to Chinese slave labour.

An investigation from the Senate Finance Committee reveals that a few European-based automakers imported either cars or auto parts made using Chinese slave labor to the United States.

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

Mexican leftist President Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced on Tuesday that his country had imported 700 Cuban slave doctors, who were now active in Mexican hospitals.

The head of a top Qatari government agency admitted this week to “between 400 and 500” worker deaths during the construction of facilities for the FIFA World Cup — a much larger figure than the 40 the Islamist regime had admitted to in the past.

LGBTQ+ organizations have been silent after the revelation that Disney’s “Pride Collection” fashion line was manufactured in China, a country whose government regards homosexuality as a mental disorder and harvests much of its cotton supply using slave labor.

LeBron James has come in at the top of Sportico’s highest-paid players for 2022. It was also his highest annual earnings ever.

E-commerce giant Amazon has reportedly continued to work with companies in China that have been accused of using Uyghur slave labor, according to research by the Tech Transparency Project. According to the report, the Amazon suppliers make products marketed under the “Amazon Basics” label.

On Friday, Celtics center and outspoken human rights advocate Enes Kanter Freedom tweeted a list of NBA players sponsored by Chinese companies with ties to slave labor.

Democrat megadonor and NBA co-owner Chamath Palihapitiya is doing mop up duty after saying no one cares if China is committing genocide.

Enos Kanter Freedom ripped the co-owner of the Golden State Warriors for waving off concerns about China’s genocide against the Uyghurs.

The Biden Administration is pushing back against a liberal megadonor who told a podcast audience that “nobody cares” about China’s genocide perpetrated against the Uyghur people.

The committee organizing the upcoming Genocide Games in Beijing announced that tickets would not be sold to the general public due to the coronavirus.

Colin Kaepernick continues cashing massive checks from sportswear giant Nike, which has been accused of using Chinese slave labor.

Enes Kanter has again addressed Nike Owner Phil Knight asking him to stop the use of Chinese slave labor to make Nike’s products.

Enes Kanter is continuing to press sportswear giant Nike to stop its practice of employing Chinese slave labor.

NBA player Enes Kanter is doubling down on his attack on the “brutal dictators” of China, this time slamming them for oppressing the Uyghurs.

Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) called for President Joe Biden to fire U.S. climate envoy John Kerry on Friday in an op-ed after reports emerged he has a stake in a Chinese company that funnels money into a business blacklisted for its abuses against Uyghur Muslims.

Some members of Congress are finally beginning to pressure the NBA to cut ties with Chinese companies known to employ slave labor.

During an interview aired on Friday’s broadcast of PBS’ “Firing Line,” Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart (R-FL) said that Cuba’s regime practices “slave labor” and “human trafficking” as policy and that the international community should stop doing business “with the Cuban repression

Nike CEO John Donahoe rushed to reassure China’s communist rulers that Nike is a brand that is “of China and for China.”

Florida Senator Rick Scott says that CBS should demand that the International Olympic Committee remove the 2022 Olympic Games from China.

A U.S. Congressional Committee on China issued a letter Tuesday urging NBA players to end their endorsements of sportswear companies that use materials manufactured in Chinese slave labor camps.

On Wednesday’s broadcast of the Fox Business Network’s “Evening Edit,” Rep. James Comer (R-KY) reacted to Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry admitting that China uses slave labor to produce solar panels by stating that it’s “very troubling” that

Ethnic Uyghurs from China’s western Xinjiang region are likely manufacturing Chinese-made solar panels through slave labor, the human rights magazine Bitter Winter reported Wednesday.

A Chinese state propaganda war against Western companies launched this week continued Friday with the announcement of dozens of Chinese regime-approved celebrities canceling sponsorship deals with brands that oppose the use of Uyghur slaves to pick cotton.

One of Tom Brady’s best moments Sunday did not come during the game, it came later on when he covered up the Nike logo on his shirt.

The European Union will not require the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to ban the use of forced labour before ratifying the proposed €120 billion investment pact with the authoritarian regime, France’s junior minister for trade said on Tuesday. The deal

The United States announced a ban on some Malaysian palm oil imports on Wednesday over allegations that one of the country’s leading producers uses forced labor.

Nike is reportedly working to undermine a bill that would punish China for using forced labor camps for manufacturing goods sold in the west.

The Trump administration announced September 14 that it will block imports from five more Chinese companies and centers that use political prisoners from China’s Uyghur province.

Conservative Clergy of Color are calling out Nike for supporting “violent” Black Lives Matter and profiting from slave labor in China.

U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley (R, MO) took to Twitter on Tuesday to challenge Nike and its business partner, the NBA, to end its association with the companies that use Chinese slave labor to manufacture their products.