In response to recent US sanctions against Chinese companies on the pretext of using "forced labor" in the Xinjiang region, the Chinese government has placed six American entities on its sanctions list.
Publish dateThursday 6 August 2026 - 09:07
Story Code : 362556
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): China's Ministry of Commerce announced this action, announcing that cooperation and business transactions with these entities will be prohibited.
Beijing called the US action "a violation of China's sovereignty and development interests" and announced that these entities have created the conditions for the sanctions by supporting illegal US sanctions against Xinjiang.
This reaction came after Washington banned the import of products from 43 Chinese companies on charges of human rights violations against Uyghurs and other minorities.
China's Ministry of Commerce emphasized that this action was taken within the framework of Chinese laws and that organizations and individuals within China are prohibited from any transactions or cooperation with these six entities.
Beijing called the US action "a violation of China's sovereignty and development interests" and announced that these entities have created the conditions for the sanctions by supporting illegal US sanctions against Xinjiang.
This reaction came after Washington banned the import of products from 43 Chinese companies on charges of human rights violations against Uyghurs and other minorities.
China's Ministry of Commerce emphasized that this action was taken within the framework of Chinese laws and that organizations and individuals within China are prohibited from any transactions or cooperation with these six entities.
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