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News / June 12, 2009

Upbeat animated film illustrates e-waste problems and offers solutions

An animated film illustrates the environmental and human damage caused by electronics waste while offering solutions to this global problem.An animated film by Ian Lynam illustrates the environmental and human damage caused by electronics waste…

News / June 12, 2009

KPN Supplier Code of Conduct under discussion

On 8 June 2009, Dutch service provider KPN organised a stakeholder dialogue meeting, together with the Dutch Association of Investors for Sustainable Development (VBDO). SOMO was among the participants, together with KPN staff representing different…

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News / June 12, 2009

Full length version of ‘Citizens at Risk’ now available

The film ‘Citizens at Risk: How Electronic Waste is Poisoning the Pathway Out of Poverty for India’s Recyclers’ is an international collaboration between Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition, Chintan, and IMAK. This film takes the viewer…

News / June 12, 2009

Responsible recycling video contest deadline extended to June 27th

The Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition wants you to create a fun and fresh video that informs people about the growing problem of highly toxic e-waste and encourages them to use responsible recyclers.The Silicon Valley Toxics…

News / June 11, 2009

Labour groups continue to protest Wintek. Buyers are not yet responding.

On 10 June 2009, Taiwan-based LCD panel maker Wintek held its annual general meeting, while labour groups protest about unlawful dismissals and other labour issues at Wintek’ factories in Taiwan and China. Wintek Corporation is…

News / June 9, 2009

Unacceptable metal mining and the responsibilities of companies

‘Mining matters’ is a new report by Friends of the Earth Netherlands on unacceptable metal mining in developing countries and the responsibilities of companies in the Netherlands, including Philips. For a summary of the report…

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Publication / June 1, 2009

Legal and illegal Blurred

Update on tin production for consumer electronics in Indonesia
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Publication / June 1, 2009

The Public Price of Success

The costs of the Nokia Telecom SEZ in Chennai for the government and workers
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Publication / June 1, 2009

Labour Rights in Global Production Networks

An Analysis of the Apparel and Electronics Sector in Romania
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Video / May 26, 2009

Goede tijden – Elektronica Productie

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