Nike, H&M and other western brands. Boycott in China Behind the brand’s stand Fight against forced labor of Uighurs in Xinjiang to produce cotton.
Both brands have expressed concerns about forced labor in Uighurs. Causing social media users in China to ignite severe sanctions in the past
Removed shop Influencer flat
H&M, the world’s second-largest apparel brand, was pulled from its popular e-commerce platform Nike, Adidas and other Western brands. The Chinese influencers cut ties. And being opposed by consumers
Human rights groups have repeatedly accused the Chinese government of detaining Uighurs and other Muslim minorities in camps and forcing labor as part of the global technology and retail chain.
Weibo users, the social media giant in China. Condemning the stance of the company in part, stating that “I support Xinjiang cotton.” “H&M clothes are rags.”
In recent years Western companies have announced that they will examine their global supply chains to ensure they are free of Xinjiang cotton products following forced labor allegations.
Concerns about the Uighurs This has resulted in more tensions between the United States and China. In the past week, the United States. United Kingdom And the European Union began to impose sanctions on government officials in Xinjiang.
The Chinese government responded with measures to overturn EU politicians and agencies, saying, “They spread lies. And have bad intentions “
