The issue is finally off the table – that’s probably what they at VW thought when the results of their plant in Xinjiang, China, were presented on Tuesday. The consulting firm of Markus Löning, the former Federal Government Human Rights Commissioner, confirmed that there was no forced labor and no human rights violations. “We were unable to find any evidence or evidence of forced labor among employees,” his report states. However, in a statement on Thursday, Löning added that they had commissioned two Chinese lawyers for the inspections at the factory and were only there as accompaniment.
Volkswagen: Further criticism of VW after audit in Xinjiang – Economy
