Auditing firm distances itself from German car maker VW’s China plant in Xinjiang, a region where rights groups documented abuses including mass forced labour in detention camps - Feddit
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"Our team has diligently worked to establish ourselves as reputable knowledgeable experts in business and human rights. We remain committed to being guided by international human rights standards in our work,” a statement by auditing firm Loening said. The statement adds to cautious comments by some Volkswagen investors last week who welcomed the audit but said it could not be a one-off and should be the first of a series of steps to improve transparency in the carmaker’s supply chain in China.
  • KptnAutismusEnglish
    17•1 year ago

    using slave labour and still managing to be less price competitive than other brands?

    impressive.

    • federalreverse-oldEnglish
      8•1 year ago

      If you read beyind the headline, it’s a bit of an exaggeration to say the auditing firm is “distancing” from the report. They’re basically saying “we found nothing but we have not looked too deeply either, please re-audit soon.”

  • @CJOtheReal@ani.socialEnglish
    11•1 year ago

    Man i would like to just slap everyone responsible for putting any of our company’s facilities into china or selling parts to China.