Nike would very much like to keep its slave labor, thank you
Nike should quit lecturing on social justice — and atone for using slave labor
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How fast fashion's thirst for cheap Xinjiang cotton may be fueling a human rights crisis for Uyghurs - Vox
Can Nike keep its cool? | Financial Times
U.S. senator slams Apple, Amazon, Nike, for enabling forced labor in China | Reuters
Human Rights and Labor Compliance Standards | Nike Purpose
Nike and H&M face backlash in China over Xinjiang statements | China | The Guardian
Nike is facing a new wave of anti-sweatshop protests — Quartz
Western brands tested by China in backlash over forced labor allegation
Why H&M, Nike and Others Are Being Boycotted in China - The New York Times
NBA players face questions over shoe deals with Chinese companies linked to forced labor
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Opinion | 'We Blew It': Nike Admits to Mistakes Over Child Labor | Steve Boggan
Nike, H&M, Burberry face backlash and boycotts in China over stance on Uyghur treatment
NIKE, Inc. Statement on Forced Labor | Nike Purpose
Chinese Suppliers to Apple, Nike Shun Xinjiang Workers as U.S. Forced-Labor Ban Looms - WSJ
Nike, Apple linked to forced Uyghur labor in China, report says — Quartz
Nike, Inc. - Wikipedia
How high street clothes were made by children in Myanmar for 13p an hour | Myanmar | The Guardian
Nike Founder Phil Knight Profile
NIKE, Inc. Statement on Forced Labor | Nike Purpose
Uyghurs for sale | Australian Strategic Policy Institute | ASPI
What Is the U.S. Government Doing About Uyghur Forced Labor? - Lawfare
Sweatshops Almost Killed Nike in the 1990s, Now There are Modern Slavery Laws - The Fashion Law
U.S. congresswoman calls out Nike, Apple and Coca-Cola for lobbying against Uighur labour bills | CBC Radio
Products Made by Child Labor - with Alternative Options - End Slavery Now
Opinion | Your favorite Nikes might be made from forced labor. Here's why. - The Washington Post
