A look on the human rights and sustainability practices of DNA, Elisa and TeliaSonera
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A look on the human rights and sustainability practices of DNA, Elisa and TeliaSonera
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Malaysia’s ongoing crackdown on undocumented migrants raises a serious human rights concern: many of those arrested, detained, and criminalized may in fact be victims of human trafficking. MADPET (Malaysians Against Death Penalty and Torture) warns…
New research on migrant labor in Taiwan highlights ongoing abuse in electronics, bicycle, and auto parts manufacturing, despite existing legal safeguards. The report calls on stakeholders to implement preventive measures to stop abuse of migrant…
On December 10, International Human Rights Day, GoodElectronics Network calls for enhanced protections for workers’ human rights across global electronics supply chains, and the end of complicity of tech giants in Israel’s war in Gaza….
Theme: GoodElectronics Solidarity and Action: Powering A Just Future for Workers and Communities 🗓️ November 11–12, 2025 (Online) Join advocates, workers, and communities from around the world as we discuss trends, campaigns, and issues in…
This 7 October, workers around the world mark the World Day for Decent Work with a resounding call: for democracy that delivers decent work — not for corporations, but for the people. Workers globally are…
President Donald Trump has announced sweeping policies on semiconductor imports, warning that companies failing to move production to the United States will face a 100 percent tariff. Trump said his administration would target chipmakers that…
Behind every breathless headline about artificial intelligence and its miraculous chips lies a truth the industry rarely volunteers: modern electronics production still leans heavily on a stew of toxic, even carcinogenic, chemicals. GPUs, sensors, batteries,…
On August 28, the Kawasaki United Labor Union (KULU) marked its 100th day of strike against Kawasaki Motors Philippines Corporation (KMPC), because of the continuing dispute over wage increases and benefits that began last May…
The electronics industry is often seen as “clean” as it operates in sterile factories and produces no obvious smokestacks. Yet behind the glossy image of smartphones and semiconductors lies a toxic legacy of worker exploitation,…
The Turkish government has blocked a planned strike by mineworkers at the state-owned mining giant Eti Maden, invoking “national security” concerns just hours before industrial action was set to begin. The strike, organized by IndustriALL…