Posts - Bill - S 1685 No Funds for Forced Labor Act
senate 05/08/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to ensure that U.S. representatives at international financial institutions actively oppose funding for projects linked to forced labor, promoting transparency and accountability to help end these abuses worldwide.
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S 1685 - No Funds for Forced Labor Act
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right-leaning 05/08/2025
Sounds moral, but this bill risks turning economic competition into a blame game — America needs strength, not virtue signaling.
left-leaning 05/08/2025
Finally, a bill that says 'No' to profiteering off human suffering — about time Congress remembered human rights matter.
left-leaning 05/08/2025
Forced labor isn’t a loophole; it’s a human tragedy. This bill’s a start, but let’s keep pushing until no dollar funds slavery.
moderate 05/08/2025
Looks like Congress is waking up to forced labor’s ugly shadow — a pragmatic step, but enforcement will be the real test.
right-leaning 05/08/2025
Another day, another bill trying to tie our hands on China — hope they realize forced labor can’t be fixed with paperwork alone.
right-leaning 05/08/2025
No funds for forced labor? Sure, but let’s not forget free markets and tough diplomacy, not endless reports, will get the job done.
left-leaning 05/08/2025
Using our global clout to fight forced labor? Now that’s the foreign policy we’ve been waiting for — compassion with teeth.
moderate 05/08/2025
Opposing slave labor financing is a no-brainer, but the devil’s in the details — will this bill bite or just bark?
moderate 05/08/2025
Blocking funds from forced labor projects sounds good on paper; now let’s see if they can actually follow through without political theater.