EV giant BYD accused of forced labour violations at European factory
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BYD, the world's bestselling EV manufacturer, is accused of forced labour violations at its European factory in Hungary. An investigation by China Labour Watch found potential violations of Hungarian labour and migration laws, including seven-day workweeks and delayed wage payments.
BYD's European factory in Hungary is under scrutiny for alleged forced labour practices. China Labour Watch interviewed 50 workers and found potential violations of labour laws. Workers reported seven-day workweeks, long shifts, and delayed wage payments. Recruitment fees were also used as a form of debt bondage. The investigation highlights concerns over labour conditions in the production of electric vehicles. BYD has not responded to the allegations.
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