Mapping exposure to state-imposed labour transfer programmes across China. Evidence-based, continuously updated, built for compliance teams.
Search and filter entities by risk level, sector, and geography. Interactive map with real-time filtering and entity profiles.
Upload your supplier list to match against indexed entities and identify regulatory exposure across your supply chain.
Upload supplier locations and receive a 30-page geographic risk assessment mapping every entity against zones with documented labour transfer activity.
Analyst-reviewed risk dossiers for any entity. Evidence documentation, corporate structure analysis, and source-cited findings.
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Ongoing surveillance of entity risk indicators with automated alerts when risk profiles change or new evidence surfaces.
Structured data exports in regulatory-ready formats. Baseline snapshots, delta detection, and audit trail documentation.
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Of 849 China-based suppliers analysed, 87 are located in zones assessed at elevated risk (Level 3–4) for involvement in state-imposed forced labour transfer programmes. These suppliers are distributed across 21 administrative zones in 9 provinces.
The heaviest concentration is in Jiangsu province, which accounts for 51 of the 87 high-risk suppliers across 7 zones — with Kunshan (18 suppliers) and Wujiang (11) forming the largest single-zone clusters. Hubei follows with 12 suppliers across 4 zones, and Tianjin has 9 suppliers in a single high-risk zone.
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