Celtics' Enes Kanter slams China, Nike, LeBron James, Michael Jordan, Phil Knight over 'slave labor' | Daily Mail Online
Virtually entire' fashion industry complicit in Uighur forced labour, say rights groups | Uyghurs | The Guardian
Nike should quit lecturing on social justice — and atone for using slave labor
USA: Apple, Nike and Coca-Cola among companies reportedly lobbying Congress to weaken Uyghur Forced Labour Prevention Bill - Business & Human Rights Resource Centre
Enes Kanter Calls out Nike for 'Silence' Over Human Rights Issues in China | Complex
Enes FREEDOM on Twitter: "To the owner of @Nike, Phil Knight How about I book plane tickets for us and let's fly to China together. We can try to visit these SLAVE
Nike would very much like to keep its slave labor, thank you
Nike and child labour – how it went from laggard to leader | Mallen Baker
Enes Kanter calls out Nike for supporting forced labor in China - Sports Illustrated
Nike and the Sweatshop problem | libcom.org
Nike and child labour – path to sustainability
NBA and Nike Stay Silent After Enes Kanter's China Comments – Sportico.com
Against Nike, the Goddess of Slavery: Instagram Artistic Activism Against Forced Uyghur Labor at Nike Sweatshops – The Oxus Society for Central Asian Affairs
Apple and Nike urged to cut 'China Uighur ties' - BBC News
Nike, among global brands relying on religious minorities as slave labor - Metro Voice News
Boston Celtics' Enes Kanter Calls Out Nike on Uyghur – Footwear News
Nike Stockholders Reject Proposal to 'Pause' Cotton Sourcing in China – WWD
Enes Kanter calls out Nike, Phil Knight over forced labor in China: 'Slave labor camps' - oregonlive.com
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Dear Nike, Just Don't Do It!": A Transnational Digital Connective Action on the Issue of Forced Uyghur Labor at Nike Sweatshops in China - Central Asia Program
Nike pretends to be woke while paying child "slave laborers" 23 cents an hour. - 9GAG
Against Nike, the Goddess of Slavery: Instagram Artistic Activism Against Forced Uyghur Labor at Nike Sweatshops – The Oxus Society for Central Asian Affairs
Nike removes all Washington gear from website - ProFootballTalk
Nike Sweatshops: Slave houses? | Howard Wu's Blog
