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News / December 16, 2015

Vacancy: Coordinator for the GoodElectronics Network

On behalf of the GoodElectronics Network, SOMO is recruiting a Coordinator for the GoodElectronics Network. The GoodElectronics Network brings together networks, organisations and individuals that are concerned about human rights, labour rights, and sustainability issues…

News / December 15, 2015

A social responsibility action plan for mining in China

Chinese Outbound Mining Investment Industry Social Responsibility Action Plan The China Chamber of Commerce of Metals, Minerals & Chemical Importers & Exporters (CCCMC) has presented a draft for a Social Responsibility Action Plan for the…

News / December 14, 2015

Crackdown in China: sign the petition

Chinese campaigners have called on Beijing to free five prominent labour activists after police launched an “unprecedented” crackdown designed to neuter their movement at a time of growing worker unrest. At least 18 Guangdong-based campaigners…

News / December 11, 2015

Report causes Indian Parliament to discuss e-waste

Member of the GoodElectronics network Toxics Link recently published a report on e-waste in India, which has now led to a discussion in the Indian Parliament. The findings of the report indicate that the producers…

News / December 2, 2015

Police crackdown against unions in South Korea

On Saturday the 21st of November the police raided several trade union offices in South Korea. The police claimed it was seeking evidence for participation in the protests on the 14th of November – when…

News / December 2, 2015

Training course on OHS in Vietnam

Asia Monitor Resource Center (AMRC) and the Center for Development and Integration (CDI) have held a two-day training course on occupational health and safety (OHS) in the electronics industry in Bac Ninh, Vietnam. In 2014,…

News / December 1, 2015

New members of The GoodElectronics Network!

The GoodElectronics Network welcomes several new members! Four unions, one researcher/activist, an NGO and a social enterprise: the Hye Sung Workers Union, DEU-Independent, United Workers of Keyrin Electronics, Marianne Lind, NXP Manufacturing Workers Union Thailand,…

News / November 19, 2015

Gold from children’s hands in consumer electronics

New research by SOMO, commissioned by Stop Child Labour, reveals that the number of children working in artisanal gold mining is growing rapidly. In Mali for example, there was an estimated increase from 20,000 to 200,000…

News / November 18, 2015

Laptop batteries getting harder to replace

Laptop makers are making it more difficult or even impossible for users to replace the battery themselves. This is the conclusion of research by the Dutch consumers’ association Consumentenbond. In 2012, consumers were able to…

News / November 18, 2015

Labour rights violations persist at HEG Technology

A new report by China Labor Watch finds labour rights violations persist at HEG Technology in China. HEG Technology is a state-controlled company, which supplies to companies like Samsung and Huawei. China Labor Watch has…

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