Perhaps I did not research with due diligence because I assumed it would be manufactured at the Sony Imaging factory in Chunburi, Thailand. I am not going to contribute to the illegal trade practices and human rights violations that are so pervasive in today's society.
I got mine two days ago, did not notice and don't care if it is made in China or Timbuktu. My iPhone X as already mentioned was made in and shipped from China, as were my previous iPhones.
I agree, the world is not fair, never has been in its entire history. The strong will always exploit the weak, and this applies to individuals as well as nations.
In this context, if you do not like to use things that are made in China, you would find it difficult to survive in today's hi-tech world. Yes, you can buy a camera that is made in Japan or Thailand, but a huge number of things we consume or use in daily life including our food, cars, home appliances, clothes, luggage, and most electronics have at least some components sourced from China. That country has made incredible progress in just 25 years, I highly recommend a visit if you haven't been there. Way ahead of the US in so many fields. We may not like its politics but a lot of people do not like those of the present US administration either. Nothing and nobody is perfect.
It is a bit like saying I am going to hide my private information from the government or other agencies. Today, that is almost impossible if you live anywhere on the grid.