On Monday, the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) released a report on the use of forced Uyghur labour in factories that are part of the supply chains of 83 global brands. The report said that over a period of two years, 80,000 Uyghurs — a Muslim Turkic minority from the far north-western Chinese province of Xinjiang — were moved throughout the rest of China and into factories, often living beside the factory, where they undergo language and ideology training once work is over for the day.

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