U.S. sanctions Chinese companies over Muslim abuse complaints

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The U.S. government has imposed trade sanctions on 11 companies it says are implicated in human rights abuses in China's Muslim northwestern region of Xinjiang.

Monday's announcement adds to U.S. pressure on Beijing over Xinjiang, where the ruling Communist Party is accused of mass detentions, forced labour and other abuses against Muslim minorities.

The Department of Commerce said the addition of the 11 companies to its Entity List will limit their access to U.S. goods and technology. It gave no details of what goods might be affected. The government describes them as vocational training facilities aimed at countering Muslim radicalism and separatist tendencies. It says those facilities have since been closed, a claim that is impossible to confirm given the restrictions on visits and reporting about the region.

One company, Nanchang O-Film Tech, supplies screens and lenses to Apple, Samsung and other technology companies. AP reporters found employees from Xinjiang at its factory in the southern city of Nanchang weren't allowed out unaccompanied and were required to attend political classes.

 

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I remember in rwanda when the tutsi had a few abuse complaints against the hutu.. yall definitely workin for the bat eaters

Well at least it’s a lot more than we’ve done here in 🇨🇦 🤔

More. Let’s cripple these people.

Just fyi CTV, you're papering over a Holocaust. Fix it.

Yes because america treats Muslims around the world so nicely right.

That’ll show em.

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