The business ethics watchdog Canada began investigations on Tuesday Nike Canada and Dynasty Gold for allegations that the companies used or benefited from the forced labor in their supply chains and operations in China.
The companies are alleged to have or have had supply chains or operations in China identified as using or benefiting from the use of forced labour, the Canadian Ombudsman for Responsible Business said in a statement.
Nike Canada and Dynasty Gold did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
“I have decided to launch an investigation into these complaints to learn the facts and recommend appropriate action,” said Public Defender Sheri Meyerhoffer.
“I do not prejudge the outcome of the investigations. We will wait for the results and I will publish the final reports with my recommendations”said Meyerhoffer.
Source: Reuters
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