An image shared on X claims to show a TIME Magazine cover about Chinese startup DeepSeek’s purported “sweatshop.” Verdict: ...

The Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg has found seven Chinese nationals guilty of a raft of crimes - including human ...

How bad are Chinese sweatshops? In fast fashion, a factory's employees must be swiftly produced, making them sickly and at risk. Worker dormitories are overcrowded and they lack childcare facilities.

After Chinese startup DeepSeek sparked panic on Wall Street with its powerful new chatbot developed at a fraction of the cost ...

Chinese workers often spend upward of 12 hours a day, six days a week at their place of employment, so it's unclear exactly how much of their time could be spend pursuing leisure activities.

After Chinese startup DeepSeek sparked panic on ... social media users shared a fabricated Time magazine cover on a "DeepSeek Sweatshop". A spokesperson for the magazine told AFP the cover is ...

But now Chinese regulators are installing new rules ... that Apple contracts to repair many of its laptops say they face "sweatshop" conditions as they fix the expensive, high-tech products.