*[Enwl-eng] Uyghur genocide

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                        Nike, Zara, and other big brands are profiting from 
forced labor by Uyghurs in China.

                        Pressure now can stop them -- will you help fund a 
massive ad campaign to expose their complicity and move them to act?




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            Nike, Zara, and other massive brands are profiting from the rape 
and torture of the Uyghur people -- but we have the power to stop them!

            The government of China is holding Uyghurs in concentration 
camps, forcing them to work under unimaginable conditions -- and these big 
brands are buying up the products, helping the government not only cover up 
their crimes...but profit from them.

            H&M has already announced it's standing up to the government and 
cutting all business with the camps -- a global ad blitz right now could 
force other big brands to stand with them.

            Every USD$1 donated will get our ad campaign in front of another 
100 people -- can you chip in to help end the Uyghur genocide?


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            We know that pressure on brands is working because the 
government of China has begun an all-out PR campaign against H&M for taking 
such a public stance opposing the atrocities being committed against the 
Uyghurs.

            Building the momentum now is crucial -- the more brands we can 
move to stop sourcing products from forced Uyghur labor, the closer we can 
get to building the global coalition of consumers, companies, and 
governments necessary to end the Uyghur genocide.

            Our global community has forced major clothing brands to change 
course before. When tens of thousands of SumOfUs members successfully 
pressured Joe Fresh clothing to ensure the safety of its Bangladeshi 
workers, H&M, Zara and Benetton followed suit.

            A targeted global ad blitz will turn up the heat on these brands 
by exposing their ties to the atrocities in Xinjiang and building consumer 
pressure for them to act. We just need your support today to make it a 
reality.


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donation will go through immediately:

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            Our community has proven time after time that we can use the 
combination of brands’ public image and consumer power to create real 
change -- now let’s do it again.


            Thanks for all that you do,
            Vicky and the SumOfUs team


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            More information:

            The US says China is committing genocide against the Uyghurs. 
Here's some of the most chilling evidence. USA Today. 6 April 2021.

            What Is Going On With China, Cotton and All of These Clothing 
Brands? The New York Times. 2 April 2021.

            'Their goal is to destroy everyone': Uighur camp detainees 
allege systematic rape. BBC. 2 February 2021.

            Uighurs accuse China of mass detention, torture in landmark 
complaint. NBC News. 9 September 2020.

            China cuts Uighur births with IUDs, abortion, sterilization. The 
Associated Press. 29 July 2020.

            Adidas, Nike, Zara and Amazon among western brands facing 
pressure over China Uighur ties. Evening Standard. 23 July 2020.

            Uyghurs for Sale. Australian Strategic Policy Institute. 1 March 
2020.



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to hold corporations accountable for their actions and forge a new, 
sustainable path for our global economy.


      From: Vicky Wyatt, SumOfUs
      Sent: Sunday, April 18, 2021 5:36 PM
      Subject: Uyghur genocide



 
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