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"I find it very unhelpful and disrespectful that you're here doing this." "It's wilful ignorance." MPs in the Business Committee grill SHEIN lawyer Yinan Zhu for avoiding questions about forced labour in the company's supply chain.

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PER1 year ago

SHEIN runs sweatshops...they should be banned.

Spotsherd Blip 🌐1 year ago

Hmm why on earth would she have left out west china 🤔 who knows what could be going on there 😔😔

xpz1 year ago

Watching a Westoid lecturing to a Chinese about geography of China is peak colonial mindset.

ATRQ1 year ago

We use slaves. Okay? Are you happy now? We enslaved an entire group of ethnic minorities and we use them for labor. What is your problem? It’s the same a Foxcon but bottom floor. No suicide nets. Don’t you want clothes?

Ju W1 year ago

Is Nike and Adidas next?

Craig1 year ago

Hope nobody commenting on this using their iPhone 🤔

Francis DuPont1 year ago

All virtue signaling!

Chris1 year ago

That Lib Dem at the end was absolutely useless. Waffle and an irrelevant question. Get him off the committee if he can’t properly interrogate. He can’t even grandstand effectively. Pathetic.

Andy K1 year ago

This is a psyop rooted in greed. It’s literally the best cotton in the world. No one else could compete. Gotta make china look bad and stick to the narrative.

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