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EU Parliament approves ban of products made with forced labour

The European Parliament passed a new law prohibiting goods made with forced labor, aiming to curb China's use of forced labor in Xinjiang.
The Forced Labour Regulation, shifting the burden of proof to the EU, passed with a large majority, enabling investigations and confiscation of suspect goods.
Authorities in EU member states and the European Commission can now probe products for forced labor, banning sales in the EU and requiring withdrawal of banned goods.

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Reuters

EU Parliament approves ban of products made with forced labour

11 days ago·United Kingdom

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RTÉ

MEPs to vote on banning products made using forced labour

The European Parliament is expected to approve new measures to ban the sale, import and export of goods made using forced labour.

11 days ago·Ireland

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Malay Mail

EU Parliament approves ban of products made with forced labour

The European Parliament approved rules today to ban in the EU the sale, import and export of goods made using forced labour.

11 days ago·Selangor, Malaysia

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Al Jazeera

EU parliament to back ban on forced labour with eye on China

European Union lawmakers are set to vote to ban products made using forced labour under a new law that has China in its sights, risking tensions with Beijing.

11 days ago·Qatar

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Het Nieuwsblad

Products made by forced labourers are banned in the EU

The European Parliament has approved, by a broad majority, a ban on products made by forced labourers.

11 days ago·Belgium

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Jornal Expresso

Europe prohibits the marketing of products made by forced labor.

The European Commission and the authorities of the Member States will be able to investigate when they suspect that a particular manufacturer is performing forced labor, and if the investigation confirms that this type of labor is being used, the brand is prevented from selling in the European space, including via the Internet.

11 days ago·Portugal

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