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Hey, VW! Stop Using Slave Labor!

The Uyghurs deserve better!

It’s time to call out Volkswagen for its use of slave labor in Xinjiang, China. There is no reason any company should use forced labor in 2023. TVW is holding its annual shareholders’ meeting on May 10 in Berlin, Germany and we are planning a week of action to call them out for using slave labor.

Sign our petition calling on Volkswagen to end its complicity in Uyghur forced labor in China.

In a shocking new report, Driving Force; Automotive Supply Chains and Forced Labor in the Uyghur Region, Sheffield Hallam University exposed the global auto industry’s complicity in the exploitation of millions of Uyghurs in China. Car tires, windows, the frame, axles, interiors, electronics, and even the hood decal are all made by Uyghur forced labor.

VW was the first car company to open a plant in the Uyghur region of China and “by far the most significant auto manufacturer in the region.” It is the largest car manufacturer on the planet. If it stops using Uyghur forced labor, other companies will take note and follow suit.

Click here for the full schedule of what’s happening for our week of action with Volkswagen. May 8th

  • Share these petitions with social media networks & everyone!
  • World Uyghur Congress petition
  • No Business with Genocide petition
  • Eko (formerly SumOfUS) petition
  • Freedom United petition
  • The World Uyghur Congress (WUC) is organizing a panel discussion in Berlin

May 9th

  • Please share videos advocating for the Uyghurs. We put a sample script here.

May 10th

  • Please tweet about this all day!
  • The WUC is leading a protest in Berlin on Wednesday
  • The WUC is asking questions at the annual shareholders’ meeting.

May 11th & 12th

We will update this page with articles, new post ideas from the meeting, and other shareable information. Check back! Email us with questions!

Your actions make the difference. Thank you for your support.

Alyson Chadwick, Digital Campaigns Strategist, & Simon Billenness, Director

No Business with Genocide

To build No Business With Genocide, the movement to end genocide and other mass atrocities, we need your supportPlease click here to make a generous gift to end genocide in 2023.

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