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ESG funds found to have $1.4bn exposure to Xinjiang labour camps

Thursday, January 2, 2025

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Environmental, social and governance funds run by international managers have at the very least $1.4bn allotted to 14 electrical car and photo voltaic corporations linked to pressured labour in Xinjiang, in response to an evaluation by Ignites Asia.

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Read the full article in the Financial Times