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The card was found inside a plastic holder embossed with the words: “Produced by the Ministry of Justice prisons bureau.”

The prison identified on the ID card found in the Regatta coat says on its website that it specialises in clothing production and the processing of electronics components.

Last month, the French broadcaster Arte aired a documentary about a handwritten Chinese letter that was found inside a pregnancy test bought in Paris.

The finding in the Regatta coat is unusual in that it identifies a specific individual, which risks repercussions for that person, and did not come with a note.

Sarah Brooks, Amnesty International’s deputy regional director for China, said: “Companies have a responsibility to do much more to guarantee their supply chains are free of human rights abuses – wherever they operate in the world.

The mere existence of allegations of forced or compulsory labour must at a minimum alert companies to the risk of having links to these abuses.”

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