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Is Combating the ‘Persistent Pattern’ of China-Imposed Forced Labor Still a US Priority?

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A group of Democratic lawmakers has opened an inquiry into what they say is a "precipitous drop" in UFLPA enforcement, even as UN experts sound the alarm about crimes against humanity in and beyond Xinjiang.
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Is Combating the ‘Persistent Pattern’ of China-Imposed Forced Labor Still a US Priority?

A group of Democratic lawmakers has opened an inquiry into what they say is a "precipitous drop" in UFLPA enforcement, even as UN experts sound the alarm about crimes against humanity in and beyond Xinjiang.

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Sourcing Journal broke the news in on Wednesday, January 28, 2026.
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