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BYD Faces First European Parliament Hearing Over Labor Abuse Allegations at Hungarian Factory
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Business·28.04.2026AI özeti

BYD Faces First European Parliament Hearing Over Labor Abuse Allegations at Hungarian Factory

BYD has become the first Chinese company to face a European Parliament hearing over labor abuse allegations at its Hungarian factory. A watchdog report claims contractors kept thousands of workers—mostly from China—working 12+ hours daily, seven days a week, with a worker dying on-site in February. The Hungary facility in Szeged is one of five BYD sites in the country, producing 300,000 cars annually at full capacity.

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