IKEA says sorry for using East German forced labour
IKEA expresses 'deep regret' for using forced German labor
Human Rights and Global Sourcing: IKEA in India | Journal of International Management
IKEA Foundation tackles child labor in India's cotton communities; long-term holistic approach addresses social, cultural and economic influences
Ikea 'regrets' using forced labour | News | Retail Week
Film on child labour is eye-opener for IKEA - IKEA Museum
Ikea says sorry to East German political prisoners forced to make its furniture | Ikea | The Guardian
Ikea Admits Use of Forced Labor in the 1980s - The New York Times
Ikea Used Communist Prisoners As Slave Labor in the Seventies
How IKEA, Siemens and Aldi 'profited from slave labour in East Germany' | Daily Mail Online
Ikea 'deeply regrets' use of forced labour - BBC News
IKEA 'used Stasi prisoners for slave labour' - German report
IKEA suppliers allegedly used Belarus prisoners under forced labor conditions, report says | CNN Business
Ikea Admits Use of Forced Labor in the 1980s - The New York Times
Political prisoners forced to make Ikea furniture - ABC News
IKEA on media reports on working conditions in Belarus
Film on child labour is eye-opener for IKEA - IKEA Museum
Ikea used forced labor in '80s, probe says - The Boston Globe
IKEA exposed over 'child Labour' and green issues | The Latest - Citizen Journalism for All
IKEA Apologizes for Using Forced Labor to Manufacture Its Furniture
Ikea pushes back against Belarus prison labour allegations
Ikea admits using East German prison labour
Ikea used forced prison labour to make furniture | The Independent | The Independent
