Xinjiang cotton sparks concern over 'forced labour' claims - BBC News
Nikki 🌸 🍊🇺🇸 on Twitter: "Except Muji, another popular brand #Uniqlo has the same issues that they been using the cotton from Chinese region with forced labour. I know many #HongKong ppl
Japanese brands Muji and Uniqlo flaunt 'Xinjiang Cotton' despite Uyghur human rights concerns - ABC News
BREITBART: Japanese Clothing Company Uniqlo – Which Once Advertised Cotton from Uyghur Slave Region – Exits Russia | East Turkistan Government in Exile
H&M, Muji, Uniqlo and Adidas under scrutiny over Chinese “forced labour” supply chain - Retail Gazette
U.S. blocked Uniqlo shirts over Xinjiang forced-labor concerns | The Japan Times
Fast Retailing keeping eye on cotton supply amid Xinjiang controversy | The Japan Times
US Seizes Uniqlo Shipment Over Xinjiang Forced Labor Concerns
Xinjiang Concern Causes U.S. Customs To Bar A UNIQLO Shipment, Frightening Fashion Ave
Zara, Uniqlo, Pick Profit Over Human Rights with Uyghur Forced Labor
China Hits Back At Fashion Brands Over Xinjiang Cotton Campaign — Radio Free Asia
Japanese brands Muji and Uniqlo flaunt 'Xinjiang Cotton' despite Uyghur human rights concerns - ABC News
Companies braced for chaos as Xinjiang import ban starts in US | Financial Times
Jeremy Goldkorn on Twitter: "People are also circulating this list of member companies of Better Cotton Institute which has stopped certifying Xinjiang cotton, suggesting a boycott. Also mentioned in Weibo comments: Uniqlo
SHANGHAI, CHINA - AUGUST 28, 2021 - A UNIQLO store is seen in Shanghai, China, On August 28, 2021. Japanese clothing brand Uniqlo declined to comment on whether it uses Xinjiang cotton
Stephen McDonell on Twitter: "The campaign now expanding to the likes of Zara, Uniqlo... and Nike. #China #Xinjiang. https://t.co/ypkMFKGQ6c" / Twitter
Nike, Adidas, Burberry, Uniqlo ensnared in Xinjiang cotton controversy
Major brands try to determine if cotton in their clothes is from Uighur forced labor in China
SHANGHAI, CHINA - AUGUST 28, 2021 - A UNIQLO store is seen in Shanghai, China, On August 28, 2021. Japanese clothing brand Uniqlo declined to comment on whether it uses Xinjiang cotton
Uniqlo, Inditex, SMCP and Skechers accused of profiting from the forced labour of Uighurs
Fashion Brands Investigated Over Alleged Uyghur Forced Labor - Bloomberg
Fashion Retailers Face Inquiry Over Suspected Ties to Forced Labor in China - The New York Times
Japan's Uniqlo CEO Tadashi Yanai says won't get sucked into US-China rivalry | South China Morning Post
Japanese garment retailer MUJI clarifies use of Xinjiang cotton amid boycotting outrage - Global Times
What Uniqlo's CBP Seizure Means for Xinjiang Sourcing + Transparency – Sourcing Journal
