GOT7's Jackson cuts partnership with Adidas due to brand's support of Xinjiang Laborers | allkpop
Eason Chan, Dilireba & other Chinese celebs boycott Nike & Adidas to stand with Xinjiang cotton - Mothership.SG - News from Singapore, Asia and around the world
Not Just Nike: Xinjiang Maelstrom Rocks Burberry, Adidas, Uniqlo – Sourcing Journal
Nike, Adidas join brands feeling Chinese social media heat over Xinjiang | ロイター
Nike, Adidas join brands feeling Chinese social media heat over Xinjiang - Times of India
Adidas and Nike see Chinese sales plummet as they boycott Xinjiang cotton - SportsPro
Adidas and Nike Chinese sales plummet following boycotts over Xinjiang stance
Chinese boycott against Nike and Adidas over Xinjiang cotton appears to be losing steam | South China Morning Post
GOT7's Jackson Cancels Partnership With Adidas After The Brand Criticized China Over Forced Labor Conditions - Koreaboo
Fans slam Canto-pop star Eason Chan for cutting ties with Adidas amid Xinjiang cotton row | South China Morning Post
Xinjiang Cotton Detected in Adidas, Puma and Hugo Boss Apparel – Sourcing Journal
H&M, Nike, Adidas could lose out by politicizing cotton-picking: expert - Global Times
Xinjiang Cotton: Li Ning, Anta Shares Up, Nike, Adidas, Burberry Hit – WWD
Over 30 Chinese stars cut ties with brands including Nike, HM, and Adidas, standing firmly behind Xinjiang cotton - Global Times
China TV Shows Blur Nike, Adidas Clothes in Xinjiang Cotton Dispute
China calls for boycott of H&M, criticises Adidas, Nike and Zara over statements on Xinjiang - YP | South China Morning Post
Chinese boycott against Nike and Adidas over Xinjiang cotton appears to be losing steam | South China Morning Post
Adidas is trying to have it both ways on Xinjiang — Quartz
Adidas replaces China chief as sales suffer after consumer boycott over Xinjiang | Financial Times
Nike, Adidas join brands feeling Chinese social media heat over Xinjiang | Reuters
Nike, Adidas Join Brands Feeling Chinese Social Media Heat Over Xinjiang | Asharq AL-awsat
China pressures brands to reject reports of Xinjiang abuses | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis
