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China: Significant proportion of global solar value chain vulnerable to alleged forced labour in Uyghur Region, says major study
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Rejoinder from authors of 'In Broad Daylight' to company responses
Authors of the 'In Broad Daylight' report Laura T. Murphy, Professor of Human Rights and Contemporary Slavery and Nyrola Elimä, Supply Chain Researcher, Sheffield Hallam University, Helena Kennedy Centre for International Research issue rejoinder.
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In Broad Daylight: Uyghur forced labour and global solar supply chains
This paper focuses on the solar energy industry – and reveals the ways forced labour in the Uyghur Region can pervade an entire supply chain and reach deep into international markets
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China: Significant proportion of global solar value chain vulnerable to alleged forced labour in Uyghur Region, says major study
-
Rejoinder from authors of 'In Broad Daylight' to company responses
Authors of the 'In Broad Daylight' report Laura T. Murphy, Professor of Human Rights and Contemporary Slavery and Nyrola Elimä, Supply Chain Researcher, Sheffield Hallam University, Helena Kennedy Centre for International Research issue rejoinder.
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Amass International did not respond
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Swinerton Builders did not respond
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Tongwei did not respond
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Henan Senyuan did not respond
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LONGi Solar did not respond
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Jiawei Renewable did not respond
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Consolidated Edison did not respond
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Astronergy did not respond
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Zhejiang Energy did not respond
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Trina Solar did not respond
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Acciona responds
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Risen Energy did not respond
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Sungrow did not respond
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China DaTang did not respond
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Consolidated Electrical did not respond
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Vivint Solar did not respond
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Shanghai EZ New Energy did not respond
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COBRA Infraestructuras did not respond
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In Broad Daylight: Uyghur forced labour and global solar supply chains
This paper focuses on the solar energy industry – and reveals the ways forced labour in the Uyghur Region can pervade an entire supply chain and reach deep into international markets
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JA SOLAR did not respond
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Power Solar did not respond
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Solar City (now Tesla Energy (part of Tesla)) did not respond
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Escala Solar Energias Renovables did not respond
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Jiangsu Runergy did not respond
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Canadian Solar did not respond
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X-ELIO Energy did not respond
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Sonepar Group did not respond
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Hengtong Optic-Electric did not respond
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Changzhou Shengping did not respond
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IBC SOLAR did not respond
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FC Felhaber did not respond
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Changjiang Huasheng did not respond
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Suntech did not respond
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Xinjiang TBEA did not respond
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Taizhou Zhonglai did not respond
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Metka-Egn did not respond
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Cypress Creek Renewables response
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Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) responds
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Matrix Renewables responds
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AES responds
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Enel responds
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Engie responds
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Sunnova responds
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Iberdrola responds
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MVV responds
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BayWa r.e. responds
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GRUPO ORTIZ responds
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