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Intel apologizes to China for shunning slave-labor region Xinjiang

December 25, 2021
Source: reclaimthenet.org reclaimthenet.org
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[subscribe to Reclaim The Net.] Intel has joined a growing number of large western tech firms who have had to backtrack on their moves pertaining to China’s internal policies, which are criticized internationally for violating human rights. But when the US chipmaker seemed to try to take a stance on the Xinjiang region and labor conditions there calling on its suppliers not to source components or rely on the local workforce, the company quickly issued an apology. In the apology, posted in Chinese on the giant WeChat platform, Intel said its original letter – effectively calling its partners to boycott...
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