Two weeks ago, the New York Times published an article based on work by Horizon Advisory, accusing China’s polysilicon manufacturers of using Uyghurs as forced labor. GCL-Poly, East Hope Group, Daqo New Energy, Xinte Energy and Jinko Solar were all accused of working with the state to accept and indoctrinate workers transferred from other locations in Xinjiang. The explosions at GCL’s and Daqo’s polysilicon factories in Xinjiang in the middle of 2020 knocked out 12% of global output by itself, demonstrating how concentrated the global industry is there; China has 82% of the global output, and Xinjiang is most of that. Given that Uyghur labor is partly migratory outside of Xinjiang, it won’t be possible to dodge allegations just by…