Enforcing the UFLPA carries with it not only U.S. economic and competitive interests, but also a moral issue to prevent forced labor.
Dan Bishop: “Enforcing the UFLPA carries with it not only U.S. economic and competitive interests, but also a moral issue to prevent…”
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Bishop emphasizes the dual importance of enforcing the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act.
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