Brazil probes China’s BYD for trafficking
Brazil has stopped issuing temporary work visas for BYD, the Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on Friday, in the wake of accusations that some workers at a site owned by the Chinese electric vehicle producer had been victims of human trafficking.
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's Jinjiang Group is in the spotlight after Brazil's labour authorities said workers at a ...
Brazilian corn producers could see record corn productivity in their summer season following favorable weather in growing ...
The new tennis season has started and already players are falling foul of the rules. This one, though, does seem a tad harsh ...
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China to investigate beef importsChina's commerce ministry on Friday launched an investigation into imported beef at the request of representatives from its struggling domestic industry, it said. The local price of beef in China has ...
Xi was received in the Kremlin as a "dear friend" in 2023 after he obtained an unprecedented third term in office ...
Local authorities said the contractor employed by BYD was forcing 163 Chinese workers to endure slave-like conditions at the ...
The progressive regional current, the “Pink Tide,” could be better called “troubled waters” in 2024. The tide had already ...
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Contractor of China's BYD Denies Forced Labor Claims in Brazil, Cites Cultural MisunderstandingsAfter Brazilian authorities temporarily suspended construction work on a factory for Chinese electric vehicle (EV) giant BYD, ...
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