Lies cannot stop the development of Xinjiang’s cotton textile industry
For some time, anti-China forces in the United States and the West have used the so-called existence of “forced labor” as an excuse to suppress Xinjiang’s cotton textile industry. On September 7, a special press conference to refute “forced labor” in the cotton planting and textile industries of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region was held in Urumqi. Through the personal experiences of practitioners, it elaborated on laboremployment in XinjiangThe truth of the matter.
In Xinjiang, people of all ethnic groups have the right to choose careers according to their own wishes. The religious beliefs, customs, language and other rights and interests of all workers are respected and protected in accordance with the law. Workers of all ethnic groups are protected during the labor process. The right to remuneration, the right to rest and vacation, and other rights are protected in accordance with the law. “Working-age workers can independently choose the employer based on the company’s employment information, and the company recruits according to job requirements. The process is completely a voluntary ‘two-way choice’.” Huang Xing, secretary-general of the Autonomous Region Garment (Apparel) Industry Association, said that Xinjiang cotton has been sown since From harvesting to processing to selling, every link is free and autonomous, and there is no reason or need for any interference or coercion.
Zuo Ranmu Tuxun is a resident of Arele Town, Wensu County, and is currently an employee of Huafu Colored Textile Co., Ltd. in Aksu Prefecture. At the press conference, she introduced how to apply for a job in the company as well as her work and income situation. “We work 8 hours a day and have one and a half days off every week. The company provides dormitories free of charge, and couples also have transitional housing.” Zuo Ranmu Tuxun said that her monthly salary has increased from the initial 3,500 yuan to 4,500 yuan now. Employment Afterwards, the family’s economic conditions improved greatly.
In fact, Xinjiang’s cotton textile industry plays an important role in providing jobs and increasing the income of cotton farmers. It is also one of the important industries for increasing the income of poor laborers.
Every cotton picking season, cotton pickers from all over the country, either spontaneously or organized by labor brokers, go to cotton growing areas to pick cotton. “We have the final say whether we go to pick cotton, where we go and how long we pick it.” Farmer Maimaiti Kamari of Akto County was once a cotton picker. He said that there was once a Sichuan cotton picker. Teach him step by step how to pick cotton efficiently. In less than two months, he and his wife earned more than 20,000 yuan. Now Maimaiti and many cotton pickers use the money they earn to open shops and start businesses, and their lives are getting better and better.
Today, cotton production in Xinjiang has already been highly mechanized, the amount of labor required to pick cotton has been greatly reduced, and there is no “forced labor”. Aba Baikli Maimaiti, a major cotton grower in Gulebag Town, Shaya County, and Han Bo, who is engaged in agricultural machinery business, played a video of the mechanized operation of cotton planting and picking.
At the press conference, the speakers all stated that anti-China forces in the United States and the West use unfair means to maintain the status of their relevant fields in the “global industrial value chain” and fabricate various Xinjiang-related lies, including “forced labor”. This is a manifestation of hegemonism and power politics. In the era of economic globalization, openness and integration are an unstoppable historical trend. Artificial “building of walls” and “decoupling” violate economic laws and market rules. Xinjiang welcomes brands and partners from all over the world to visit and make decisions that are beneficial to enterprise development based on facts.
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