Dynasty Gold Corp., a Vancouver-based mining company, is facing allegations of forced labor at its gold mine in China’s Xinjiang region. Despite losing control of the project, the company is under scrutiny by Ottawa’s corporate-ethics watchdog, who found evidence suggesting Uyghur forced labor occurred at the mine. The company, however, has vehemently denied these claims, calling them baseless and nonsensical. The Canadian Ombudsperson for Responsible Enterprise recommended barring Dynasty from trade services and financial support based on the findings. The company’s CEO, Ivy Chong, insists they are being unfairly targeted and were never informed of human rights concerns while operating the mine. The investigation highlights the complex issues surrounding forced labor in China and the challenges faced by foreign companies operating in the region.
Canadian Watchdog Links Vancouver Company to Forced Labor in Xinjiang Gold Mine, Canada
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