Volkswagen has struck an agreement to exit its car factory in Xinjiang following years of pressure from investors and activists about alleged human rights abuses of Uyghur Muslims in China’s ...

Volkswagen has sold its plant in Xinjiang, a region in northwestern China beset by accusations of human rights abuses, citing “economic reasons.” CNN values your feedback 1.

Volkswagen said on Wednesday that it was disposing of its ownership stakes in facilities in northwestern China’s Xinjiang region, exiting an area now known for the country’s crackdown on ...

Nov. 27 (UPI) --Germany's Volkswagen Group and its Chinese partner have sold a factory in the Xinjiang region of China, where accusations of forced labor dogged the facility for many years.

The factory in Ürümqi isn’t the only VW Achilles heel in Xinjiang. Volkswagen and its Chinese partner company SAIC also maintain a test track in the region, which circles an area the size of ...

By Louis Goss . Volkswagen has struck an agreement to exit its car factory in Xinjiang following years of pressure from investors and activists about alleged human rights abuses of Uyghur Muslims ...

Volkswagen has sold its plant in Xinjiang, a region in northwestern China beset by accusations of human rights abuses, citing “economic reasons.” CNN values your feedback 1.

Volkswagen has sold a car plant in China’s Xinjiang province that has drawn scrutiny over alleged human-rights abuses. The Urumqi site, which is owned by a joint venture between VW and local ...

Volkswagen has sold its plant in Xinjiang, a region in northwestern China beset by accusations of human rights abuses, citing “economic reasons.” “There is no business case for (the plant ...

Volkswagen has struck an agreement to exit its car factory in Xinjiang following years of pressure from investors and activists about alleged human rights abuses of Uyghur Muslims in China’s ...

By Anna Cooban, CNN London (CNN) — Volkswagen has sold its plant in Xinjiang, a region in northwestern China beset by accusations of human rights abuses, citing “economic reasons.” “There ...