Apple too, along with other tech companies, has been criticised by the rights groups for relying on Chinese supply lines and for complying with Chinese government regulations that could be arbitrary and contrary to values practiced in countries like USA. China's treatment of its minorities, including pushing them into forced labour in factories that make gadgets or components for gadgets, has led to a spotlight on the manufacturing and supply lines of global tech giants. The BBC quoted the app's maker, PDMS, which in a statement noted, "According to Apple, our app Quran Majeed has been removed from the China App Store because it includes content that requires additional documentation from Chinese authorities."Ĭhina in recent years has been criticised for violating the human rights of Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang. Apple's human rights policy notes that the company is required to comply with the local laws but during complex issues, the tech giant may disagree with governments. The app is available in other countries on the App Store and on Google Play. codirected Chang jin hu (2021 The Battle at Lake Changjin), about a military campaign in the Korean War hugely popular, the war epic set records at the Chinese box office. The latest in a long line of strongly nationalistic films released during the 100th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party, The Battle at Lake Changjin has collected almost all its 905.
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