UK ministers have been criticized for allegedly overlooking slavery issues related to Great British Energy's procurement of solar panels from forced labour factories in China. Simultaneously, Matthew Pennycook, the housing minister, defended the review of contracts for housing asylum seekers, asserting that it aims to enhance management and value for taxpayer money. The Home Office has terminated a contract with Stay Belvedere Hotels due to concerns about performance, as the government strives to improve asylum accommodation services and address public grievances regarding the treatment of asylum seekers.
Ministers are being accused of ignoring human rights violations by allowing state-owned Great British Energy to purchase solar panels from manufacturers using forced labour in China.
Matthew Pennycook stated that the review of asylum contracts aims to improve management and ensure value for money for taxpayers while addressing issues with current service providers.
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