The article is about cotton and my comment was about how that was debunked. There is not much evidence for it, and you saying that there is evidence is not evidence. Reports by US NGOs citing no sources is not evidence. This is literally just a paper aimed at promoting anti Chinese rhetoric, as all your posts are. You seem to have a vendetta against China since you’ve only joined a few days ago and have made many posts about them
Mr whataboutism changing the topic from cotton in China to construction in Brazil. If those claims are true, the same piece you quoted says they are breaking labor laws in Brazil and China
The list is long if you do research
It’s especially easy to do research when you just accept whatever narrative fits your bias as soon as it is shoveled into your mouth by the pentagon
Here’s a picture since reading isn’t your strong suit.
The Phillipines is a US vassal and is a part of the encirclement of China by the US, which has dozens of bases and missile sites around China. Marcos knows this well and anyone with eyes does too.
There is no evidence of slavery in China, the UN did a comprehensive report on the subject. This US NGO provides no evidence to the contrary and just parrots US state department claims which have been proven false, and also stem from a known fraud and christian evangelical cultist named Adrien Zenz.
Wait so people were paying for shirts and not receiving them or were there just photos of shirts but they weren’t for sale?