
China Denies Forced Labor Claims in Xinjiang’s Tomato Supply
China denies BBC’s claims of forced labor in Xinjiang’s tomato production, emphasizing high mechanization rates and ethical farming practices.
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China denies BBC’s claims of forced labor in Xinjiang’s tomato production, emphasizing high mechanization rates and ethical farming practices.
A recent BBC report on Xinjiang tomatoes has sparked debate over human rights and media responsibility. Explore the perspectives surrounding this controversial issue.
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