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European football federation UEFA's due diligence questioned as 'EURO 2024' sponsors Alibaba, BYD, Vivo linked to forced labour and other controversies

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UEFA's due diligence questioned as EURO 2024 sponsors Alibaba, BYD & Vivo linked to forced labour & other controversies - Business & Human Rights Resource Centre

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Alipay. BYD. AliExpress. Vivo. If you’ve been following the UEFA EURO 2024, these Chinese companies are hard to miss as they dominate the stadium banners…Some of these sponsorships raise serious concerns and call UEFA’s credibility and ethical standards into doubt.

The sponsors are linked to a wide range of contentious issues such as allegations of mass labour abuses of Uyghurs, pornographic content for minors to illegal subsidisation, political interference, and fundamental human rights violations.

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