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Statement / January 1, 2008

GeSi Response on ‘High Tech – No Rights?’ Follow Up Report

Response from the the Global e-Sustainability Initiative (GeSI) to the ‘High Tech – No Rights?’ report.

Statement / January 1, 2008

EICC Response on report ‘High Tech – No Rights?’

Response from the Electronics Industry Citizenship Coalition (EICC) to the report ‘High Tech – No Rights?’

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Publication / December 31, 2007

Export of Electronics Equipment Waste

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News / December 11, 2007

Police brutality against striking Dongguan workers

Thousands of workers protest over increased cost of factory meals Several thousand workers at Alco Holdings Limited, a Hong Kong-owned electronics factory in Dongguan, in Guangdong province, went on strike and protested outside the factory…

News / December 10, 2007

Dell, the manufacturing of sweatshop computers

SACOM report: labour conditions and outsourcing in electronics industry.Poor labour conditions contradict the self-proclaimed clean and progressive image of the information industry. Inside the spacious and modern-looking factory buildings, production sites and systems are no…

publication cover - Connecting Components, Dividing Communities
Publication / December 1, 2007

Connecting Components, Dividing Communities

Tin production for consumer electronics in the DR Congo and Indonesia
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Publication / December 1, 2007

Gender Aspects: Production of Next-generation electronics in Poland

Making IT fair in Poland
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News / November 30, 2007

Research report on Yong Hong Electronics

Though Chinese labor law prohibits the employment of children under the age of 16, child labor is a standard practice at Yonghong Electronics. SACOM interviewed 25 workers from Yonghong, including 7 underage workers. All the…

News / November 27, 2007

Child labour and human rights abuses behind the latest electronic gadget

makeITfair reveals: Electronics brands do nothing to improve conditions related to the metals they useMetal prices are booming, but many of the mine workers in African countries have not noticed this, as revealed in a…

Video / November 23, 2007

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