Legislation in EU aims to block products made using forced labor, potentially impacting imports from China's Xinjiang region where Uighur Muslims face abuses.
European Parliament's green light on draft law to ban forced labor will empower EU states to remove such products from markets, aligning with eradication of forced labor from European markets.
EU deploying trade tools against China includes anti-subsidy investigations targeting Chinese state support for green tech; latest law strengthens stance against forced labor.
EU lawmaker stresses the importance of ending the import and sale of products made with forced labor, highlighting the need for vigilant investigations into supply chains outside the EU.
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