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Forced labour in European universities’ servers and IT equipment

Western European universities spend billions on IT equipment produced by young Chinese students who are forced to work on production lines during so-called internships. This constitutes a gross violation of the International Labour Organisation (ILO)…

Publication / October 1, 2015

Servants of Servers

Rights violations and forced labour in the supply chain of ICT equipment in European universities

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What a Waste

How your computer causes health problems in Ghana

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