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'Ban goods with links to forced workers'
Daily Express
|July 24, 2025
BRITAIN faces being a “dumping ground” for £19billion of goods made by forced labour, ministers are warned.
A lack of effective safeguards makes it “inevitable” such items are on sale, Parliament’s Joint Committee on Human Rights said.
The MPs and peers want a legal ban on such goods, with fines if firms fail to do “due diligence” on their supply chains.
This story is from the July 24, 2025 edition of Daily Express.
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