`  == The topic of Human Trafficking ==  Some comments on this section...  The first is that this isn't really a topic about Peter Nygard, it is really Nygard International that's responsible for the outsourcing of manufacturing. That's why I moved it over to Nygard International.   A corporation is run by its executives, Nygard is just one of them. An example of this error is in ``They sell their clothes exclusively to Peter Nygard, ...``, which isn't doubtful, since Nygard is unlikely to buy that much women's clothing, but his company might.  The next point is that there's one primary reference for the entire section (WP:PRIMARYTOPIC), and one media report of the same article.  So while I think it is valid to talk about the report's accusation, just because it is in that one report does not make it a verifiable fact. So statements like ``The women were smuggled into Jordan...`` provides a level of certainty beyond the assurance of one report.  The tone of the section also isn't ``in a disinterested tone, avoiding both understatement and overstatement`` as per WP:BLP, it pretty much paints him with a guilty brush right away. The size of the section is unbalanced considering the sources and the rest of the article (see WP:UNDUE.  All that said, WP:BLP says: ``Remove immediately any contentious material about a living persons that is unsourced or poorly sourced``, so that's the right thing to do here.      I disagree. In this case Peter Nygard is directly involved. If you go to the NLC report (http://www.nlcnet.org/reports?id=0035) you will see a photo of Peter Nygard with a man named Kalifa who operates the factory in Jordan. Peter Nygard may never have been to the actual factory, but there he is with the guy running it. Executives rarely actually visit sweatshops overseas. They already know the conditions are deplorable but they don't care.  Plus it should be noted that Peter Nygard is a control freak, this is a well-documented fact and he even admits on his website. He wants everyone to be up to his standards and do exactly what he tells them to do. He has a very hands on approach when dealing with his managers overseas. (Although he prefers to have them visit him, rather them him being forced to globe trot, which is understandable.)  When you consider the existing complaints by staff from Nygard Cay combined with complaints from his L.A. and New York offices it draws some pretty conclusive evidence that he treats his workers quite poorly REGARDLESS of where they are.  Please read the sources before deleting them just because you don't agree with them.  —Preceding unsigned comment added by     :This is clearly an issue that is being coatracked onto the persaon when there is nothing at all to actually associate him with it, the company article is the place for this discussion.     == Further comment from 99.231.80.143 ==  (I have moved this posting from my own talk page to here, because it is clearly content related  )  You say its been moved to subheading for Nygard International, but its not moved at all. Its completely deleted. Nygard international has only two lines in it:  ``Nygård International Nygård apparel manufacturing company was founded in 1967 in Winnipeg, Manitoba. It is now headquartered in Toronto, Ontario. It owns the Tan Jay line.  Peter Nygård's fashion concept retail store opened in Times Square in Manhattan on Friday, November 6, 2009.``  And neither of those two lines mention the NLC report of human trafficking.  —Preceding unsigned comment added by      ::I see a section titled ``Accusations of Jordanian sweatshops`` on Nygard International.  ([[User talk:Alexthepuf