Response by IKEA

...We are not aware of any forced labour among our sub suppliers in China and under no circumstance do we accept any form of forced labour in the IKEA value chain...Today, we don’t have any direct IKEA suppliers in Xinjiang but we do have a few sub suppliers in that region and about 15% of our total need for cotton fibre originates from China, Xinjiang region. The cotton is sourced according to...Better Cotton Initiative...

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China: Ethnic minorities detained in internment camps reportedly subject to forced labour in factories supplying to major apparel brands; Incl. co responses

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Responsible Sourcing Network proposes initiative to prevent forced labour in Chinese cotton products

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18 Nov 2019

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Companies urged to uphold corporate responsibility when sourcing from Xinjiang and Uzbekistan, both with high risks of forced labour

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17 Nov 2019

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China: Clothes made with cotton produced by forced labour in Xinjiang is likely being sold in US, think tank says

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22 Ott 2019

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Cotton On and Target Australia stop buying cotton from Xinjiang over human rights concerns

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18 Ott 2019

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29 Lug 2019

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Australian brands sourcing cotton from North West China to investigate after reports of forced labour of ethnic minorities

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China: Officials hint Xinjiang detention camps to be phased out; But relatives concerned detainees are being released into forced labour

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Chine : Badger Sport cesse de s'approvisionner auprès de Hetian Taida par peur de recours au travail forcé dans des camps d'internement ; la Chine dément

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11 Gen 2019

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China: Badger Sport drops Chinese supplier over reports of forced labour in detention camps

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Chinese Govt. denies reports of forced labour in internment camps

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USA: Govt. reviews reports of forced labour in Chinese ethnic minority detention camps

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Statement posted to Badger Sport's Twitter

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Shipments to Badger Sport traced to Chinese internment camp where detainees are allegedly subject to forced labour

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18 Dic 2018

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China: Mounting evidence suggests system of forced labour emerging from camps for ethnic minorities

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Response by IKEA

Sequenza temporale

Responsible Sourcing Network proposes initiative to prevent forced labour in Chinese cotton products

Companies urged to uphold corporate responsibility when sourcing from Xinjiang and Uzbekistan, both with high risks of forced labour

China: Clothes made with cotton produced by forced labour in Xinjiang is likely being sold in US, think tank says

Cotton On and Target Australia stop buying cotton from Xinjiang over human rights concerns

Response by Esprit

Response by Nike

Response by Adidas

Response by Factory X (Dangerfield)

Response by H&M

Response by IKEA

Response by Wesfarmers

Response by Noni B

Response by PVH

Response by Cotton On

Response by UNIQLO

Glorious Sun (Jeanswest) did not respond

Response by Woolworths

Just Group did not respond

Australian brands sourcing cotton from North West China to investigate after reports of forced labour of ethnic minorities

China: Officials hint Xinjiang detention camps to be phased out; But relatives concerned detainees are being released into forced labour

Chine : Badger Sport cesse de s'approvisionner auprès de Hetian Taida par peur de recours au travail forcé dans des camps d'internement ; la Chine dément

China: Badger Sport drops Chinese supplier over reports of forced labour in detention camps

Chinese Govt. denies reports of forced labour in internment camps

USA: Govt. reviews reports of forced labour in Chinese ethnic minority detention camps

Statement posted to Badger Sport's Twitter

Shipments to Badger Sport traced to Chinese internment camp where detainees are allegedly subject to forced labour

China: Mounting evidence suggests system of forced labour emerging from camps for ethnic minorities