China continues to send forced labor products to Asian and European countries

Despite various international pressures and sanctions, China continues to transport forced labor products from East Turkistan to Asian and European countries. The number of trains from East Turkistan on the China-Europe (Central Asia) route in the first seven months increased by 8.4% compared to the same period last year.
China-Europe (Central Asia) trains from East Turkistan reached 9,175 between January and July this year, an increase of 8.4% compared to the same period last year, according to the Chinese propaganda agency in East Turkistan.
The report claims that the relevant authorities have steadily increased the number of trains passing through the border crossings of Alatau and Khurgas railways by gathering more and more China-Europe (Central Asia) trains in East Turkistan and attracting them to pass through customs, and reducing the waiting time of trains waiting to pass through customs. And after that, it was announced that the railway department in East Turkistan will further expand the traffic scale of China-Europe trains in the full-distance timetable, and increase the number of trains entering and leaving the border.
China continues to commit genocide in East Turkistan, especially forced labor against Uyghurs, and the products of forced labor continue to be shipped around the world. Although the U.S. government banned a number of forced labor products from entering the U.S. through the Uyghur Forced Labor Prohibition Act, the vast majority of countries remain silent on this crime.