How big brands and foreign money prop up Chinese forced labour: From pension funds to global businesses, investors and consumers are handing over cash to companies using Xinjiang workers

[pro@reddthat.com]

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[eldavi@lemmy.ml]

i wish americans and other westerners weren't so good spreading propaganda to each other without at least getting paid like the cia or fbi or homeoffice; things are tough out there and you should be paid for your work.

here are articles of americans doing the same thing with prison labor:

https://www.law.uchicago.edu/news/putting-legal-lens-forced-prison-labor-and-thirteenth-amendment

https://breakingac.com/news/2025/jun/17/unveiling-the-system-forced-labor-in-us-prisons-and-the-push-for-reform/

https://www.epi.org/publication/rooted-racism-prison-labor/

downvotes are a good thing here; they prove that you've atleast acknowledged these facts and that the seed of doubt can now germinate in your mind.

[mrgabr@ttrpg.network]

Your intro does not make it clear - is it not all bad?? Why claim "propaganda" just because the US does it too? Fair enough if you want to spread awareness of all forced labor equally, but your response makes seems to me like you think it's not actually happening in China, only in the US (which if true a source on that would be nice, not just sources about it happening in the US).