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2005년 8월 23일

저자:
Jamil Anderlini

[DOC] Comment by Jamil Anderlini on responses by Henan Rebecca and various banks to his article in South China Morning Post: “Banks buy into jail-labour firm”

It is common knowledge in Xuchang that Henan Rebecca and many other local manufacturers use 'Labour re-education' prison labour for much of their low-skilled processing work...On visits to three of the 'laojiao' (labour re-education) camps, four separate guards and low-level camp officials explicitly confirmed that inmates are engaged in low-skilled processing work for Henan Rebecca...[None] of the banks [named on Henan Rebecca's share register] were willing to name their clients and so the responsibility for investing in a company using forced labour has been passed on to unaccountable nameless entities.

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