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News / September 2, 2011

Human rights defender made to accept settlement with electronics company

International human rights organisations are dismayed by the outcome of this fundamental legal case against a human rights defender. The settlement which concluded the legal procedures does not do justice to the legitimate role of…

News / September 1, 2011

The other side of Apple II. Pollution spreads through Apple’s supply chain

In the report titled ‘The Other Side of Apple,’ published January 20th, 2011, a coalition of environmental organizations brought to light problems of pollution and poisoning in Apple’s supply chain in China. Yet to this…

News / August 15, 2011

Urgent appeal for human rights defender Charles Hector

Many of you have already responded to petition and call on Hitachi, who claims to source from Asahi Kosei, an electronic producing company in Malaysia. Asahi Kosei is suing Charles Hector in order to stop…

News / July 12, 2011

‘Tragedies of Globalization: The Truth Behind Electronics Sweatshops’

A new report by China Labor Watch (CLW), ‘Tragedies of Globalization: The Truth Behind Electronics Sweatshops’, points at on-going labour rights violations at ten Chinese electronics factories that supply finished manufactured electronic products to multinational…

News / July 11, 2011

A trip around special economic zones in the Philippines

Officially, special economic zones (or Ecozones) were created to “promote industrial, economic and social development and, by the way, give jobs to the Philippino people”. But in reality, Ecozones are first of all destined to…

News / July 8, 2011

Principles and guidelines for innovative worker training programmes

GoodElectronics and makeITfair have developed a set of principles and guidelines for innovative worker trainings focused on workers’ empowerment.These principles and guidelines are the outcome of the work conference ‘Workers’ empowerment through training Complementary roles…

News / July 1, 2011

Full trial Charles Hector adjourned. New dates: 24-26 August 2011

Malaysian human rights defender Charles Hector is facing trial in court for alleged defamation of Japanese electronics company Asahi Kosei. The dates of the full trial were set for June 28 and 29, but at…

News / June 27, 2011

Electronics company sues human rights defender for $3.3 million.

Japanese-owned electronics company Asahi Kosei sues Malaysian human rights defender for $3.3 million. The trial is scheduled to start on 27 June 2011. At stake the labour rights of migrant workers and the freedom of…

News / June 20, 2011

The North Kivu mining sector: report on the reopening of the mines

Economic operators in the mining sector in East Congo, incl the army and representatives of artisanal diggers, met to discuss issues at stake and challenges ahead now the temporary mining ban has been lifted.On 16…

News / June 16, 2011

Throwaway Labour: The exploitation of Chinese “trainees” in Japan

A new research report published today by China Labour Bulletin examines in detail how this conveyor belt supplying cheap Chinese labour to Japan developed over the last decade, and shows that while Japanese employers and…

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