Biden signed a bill to prohibit Xinjiang forced labor products from entering the Unite

(Morning News) US President Biden Bayeng on Thursday on Thursday on Thursday on Thursday on Thursday on Thursday on Thursday on Thursday on Thursday on Thursday on Thursday on Thursday on Thursday on Thursday on Thursday.(23rd) Signing to prevent forced Uyghur labor laws and formally take effect.

Comprehensive reports of Voice of Reuters and the United States, this bill will prohibit Xinjiang products from importing the United States, unless enterprises can provide clear and convincing evidence that their products are not manufactured by forced labor.

Preventing Uyghur forced labor laws is one of the response actions that the US government has adopted in response to Beijing's approach to Xinjiang's Xinjiang Uighur ethnic minorities. Washington calls the ethnic extinction.

Number H.R. 6256, which has received extensive attention and support of the United States Congress, prevents the Uyghur Labor Law Final version of the final version of the House of Representatives and the Senate.The bill will prohibit any products that forced labor to enter the US market and give corporate proof liability. It must prove that it has no compulsory labor in the product supply chain imported from Xinjiang in order to be allowed to be imported.

This move is regarded as another tough measures adopted by the US government again before the Beijing Winter Olympics appeared in the Beijing Winter Olympics.Earlier this month, the Bayeng government announced that it would not send official representatives to attend the Beijing Winter Olympics in February 2022 to fulfill the commitment of "defending human rights" with diplomatic resistance.

U.S. Secretary of State Brills issued a statement after the signing of the bill, saying that solving the problem of forced labor is the priority of this year's Biden government.Brinken emphasized that the United States has taken a number of specific measures, including visa restrictions, financial sanctions, import and export control, and issuing commercial consultation on the human rights situation of Xinjiang. "All these require allies and partners to take action to ensure that all global worldwideThe supply chain does not use forced labor, including forced labor from Xinjiang. "

Brinken also called on Beijing officials to immediately stop racing and anti -human criminal behaviors performed against Xinjiang Uighur Muslims and other ethnic groups.

A core concept contained in the Uyghur labor law is the "Rebuttable Presump" system.It means that unless the US official is not forced to be certified, it will be presumed that all the products manufactured in Xinjiang have used forced labor, so these products will be prohibited in accordance with the 1930 Tariff Act (1930 Tariff Act).According to the content of the bill, the relevant ban will be implemented after 180 days of the bill.

The Act will require the Ministry of Land and Security to formulate a list to list entities that cooperate with the Chinese government to oppress the Xinjiang Uyghur Muslim ethnic minorities, and prohibit all commodities that are forced into the US market through forced labor.