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News / March 4, 2020

Civil society calls for transparency about companies subjected to the EU Regulation on 3TG conflict minerals

EU member states seem to be adopting a loose interpretation of the text of the Regulation on the responsible sourcing of minerals from conflict-affected and high-risk areas and seem unwilling to publish the list of…

News / March 3, 2020

New legislation aims to increase recycling of lithium-ion batteries in the USA

A new bill proposed in the United States aims to increase government spending on investments in lithium-ion battery recycling by $150 million over five years. The bill, sponsored by Senator Angus King from Maine, would…

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News / February 20, 2020

Sustainability and Just Transition key to the future of mining in Africa

GoodElectronics member IndustriALL Global Union reports that efforts are underway in Cape Town, South Africa to make progress on sustainable mining and Just Transition. Reporting on its participation in two concurrent events that took place…

Video / July 26, 2019

Modern slavery and your devices

News / July 5, 2019

Charges filed against Samsung for misleading advertising regarding its ethical committments

French courts file preliminary charges against Samsung over misleading advertising on its commitment to human and worker rights. In 2018, Sherpa and ActionAid France filed a lawsuit against Samsung, accusing the company of false advertising due…

News / July 5, 2019

Glencore mine collapse kills 43 miners in the Congo

At least 43 artisanal miners have died due to a mine collapse in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). The collapse took place at an industrial copper and cobalt mine owned by the multinational…

News / July 1, 2019

New ILO Convention on Violence and Harassment at work

The adoption of the Convention and Recommendation is a huge victory for workers and the trade union movement, which has been fighting for years to get an international labour instrument to address gender-based violence (GBV) in the…

News / June 14, 2019

IndustriALL files complaint against Tokyo 2020 Olympic partner, Mitsubishi Electric

IndustriALL Global Union is lodging a complaint against Mitsubishi Electric with the Organising Committee of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games to stop rights abuses at the company’s Thai operations. Mitsubishi Electric, an official partner…

News / May 24, 2019

Government Admits “Relatedness of Fatalities and Illnesses” in South Korean Semiconductor Industry

Workers fell sick and died due to exposure to hazardous chemicals in their chip labs, Korea Workers Compensation & Welfare Service (KCOMWEL) concluded on May 22, after reviewing ten years of epidemiological data. A Decade…

News / May 24, 2019

Weed Report: At the Other End of the Supply Chain

English summary of the study “Am anderen Ende der Lieferkette” including an overview on ICT brands’ approaches on responsible sourcing. The (German) report examines the approaches of 19 ICT brands on responsible minerals sourcing. The…

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