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H&M stores in China are shut down by landlords - Scandasia
Uyghurs: Xinjiang cotton ban is self-defeating, China tells H&M - BBC News
H&M releases statement on Xinjiang controversy | Fashion & Retail News | News
H&M to open doors to first Australian store in Melbourne's GPO building | H&M | The Guardian
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H&M vows to rebuild trust in China after backlash over Xinjiang concerns - The Globe and Mail
Fashion giant H&M pauses placing orders in Myanmar, cites extreme concern regarding developments | World News - Hindustan Times
H&M: violent clashes harm Myanmar's reputation | Materials & Production News | News
H&M vows to rebuild trust in China after Xinjiang backlash over human rights concerns | Al Arabiya English
H&M Vows to Regain Customers After Backlash Over Uyghur Comments | Voice of America - English
China accepts widespread boycott of H&M products over Xinjiang | Nippon.com
H&M Tests Renting Clothes to Address Environment Concern - Business News Middle East | BLME
H&M Releases New Statement on Xinjiang, Says China Is a 'Very Important Market'
Uyghurs: Xinjiang cotton ban is self-defeating, China tells H&M - BBC News
Chinese apps drop H&M from listings after fashion brand shows concerns over forced labour in Xinjiang - The Economic Times
H&M tests clothing rental service to address environmental concern | Fox News
H&M Stores Shut by Chinese Landlords as Xinjiang Backlash Grows - Caixin Global
