Chinese genomics firms face US import ban over alleged forced labour
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The US Department of Homeland Security said the companies helped collect genetic material to track persecuted ethnic minorities, including people subjected to forced labour. (File pic) WASHINGTON: The US banned imports from three Chinese genomics companies on Wednesday over claims they collected genetic material used to track persecuted ethnic minorities in China's Xinjiang region. (Free Malaysia Today, 15:09)
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Photo: Free Malaysia Today Free Malaysia Today·News·EN·29 Oct, 15:09 MYTChinese genomics firms face US import ban over alleged forced labour
The US Department of Homeland Security said the companies helped collect genetic material to track persecuted ethnic minorities, including people subjected to forced labour. (File pic) WASHINGTON: The US banned imports from three Chinese genomics companies on Wednesday over…
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