Nike and Coca-Cola Lobby Against Xinjiang Forced Labor Bill - The New York Times
Nike Class Action Says Blind Online Shoppers Can't Use Site - Top Class Actions
USA: Apple, Nike and Coca-Cola among companies reportedly lobbying Congress to weaken Uyghur Forced Labour Prevention Bill - Business & Human Rights Resource Centre
Despite Accusations That It Benefits From Forced Labor in Xinjiang, Nike Remains Committed to China - Alliance for American Manufacturing
Oregon Student Organizers Protest Nike Over Sweatshops - OPB
Dear Nike, Just Don't Do It!": A Transnational Digital Connective Action on the Issue of Forced Uyghur Labor at Nike Sweatshops in China - Central Asia Program
History of Nike: Timeline and Facts - TheStreet
Nike sets diversity goals for 2025, ties executive comp back to them
Nike Free Metcon 4 Training Shoes. Nike ID
Nike Strives to Overcome Sweatshop Abuse - The Borgen Project
Opinion | Your favorite Nikes might be made from forced labor. Here's why. - The Washington Post
The China Challenge: The Stain of Forced Labor on Nike Shoes - Discourse
How activism forced Nike to change its ethical game | Ethical and green living | The Guardian
Nike commits $40 million for social justice, racial equity | Philanthropy news | PND
NBA and Nike Stay Silent After Enes Kanter's China Comments – Sportico.com
Nike Sweatshops: The Truth About the Nike Factory Scandal | New Idea Magazine
Nike's Colin Kaepernick Ad Raises Issues of Workers' Rights
They Just Did It: Koop-IS signs the first collective agreement for Nike workers in Turkey - UNI Global Union
Nike Sweatshops: The Truth About the Nike Factory Scandal | New Idea Magazine
Dear Nike, Just Don't Do It!": A Transnational Digital Connective Action on the Issue of Forced Uyghur Labor at Nike Sweatshops in China - Central Asia Program
Facts About Nike Sweatshops
Nike sues StockX over NFTs | Vogue Business
Boston Celtics' Enes Kanter Calls Out Nike on Uyghur – Footwear News
Xinjiang cotton: H&M and Nike are facing a boycott in China over Uyghur forced labor statements | CNN Business
Do It Just: Has Nike Started a New Trend? | Institute for Human Rights and Business
