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News / October 13, 2016

‘Whose Wealth? Cobalt from Congo’ awarded Best Short Documentary at European Short Film Festival

The short documentary ‘Whose Wealth? Cobalt from Congo’ has won the title of ‘Best Short Documentary’ at the European Short Film Festival in Berlin.We are happy to announce that ‘Whose Wealth? Cobalt from Congo’ has…

News / October 12, 2016

A year into sit-in, SHARPS urges Samsung’s heir Lee Jae-yong to Reinitiate Dialogue

SHARPS and the Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. occupational-disease victims it advocates for have marked the one-year anniversary of their sit-in at the company’s corporate headquarters in south Seoul, with a demand:  Lee Jae-young, Samsung’s heir apparent,…

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News / October 7, 2016

Metal Workers Alliance of the Philippines: Ban all forms of contractualization!

The Metal Workers Alliance of the Philippines has launched the STOP Precarious Work Campaign. Their demand: contractualization in all forms must be banned. “Contractualization in all forms must be banned. Contractualization must end.” This is…

News / October 6, 2016

Global reach of Samsung’s ‘medieval practices’ revealed

Samsung workers have shed light on the working conditions throughout the multinational’s supply chains. The International Trade Union Confederation and IndustriALL global union have released a new report, Samsung – Modern Tech, Medieval Conditions. “From denying…

News / October 5, 2016

A look inside the cobalt pipeline: the path from mines in Congo to electronic devices’ batteries.

The Washington Post recently published an in-depth article about cobalt mining in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Video footage shot inside a cobalt mine shows the desperate circumstances faced by workers in the underground tunnels….

News / October 5, 2016

GoodElectronics Thailand activity: Social media training in Bangkok

GoodElectronics Thailand (GET) organized a one-day social media workshop training in Bangkok on September 17, which was attended by 14 workers from affiliated member organizations. The purpose of the workshop was to empower workers and…

News / October 5, 2016

Philippines: Workers’ rights trampled by Japanese electronics and auto supplier

According to IndustriALL, Japanese-owned company NT Philippines violates labour rights in the Cavite Economic Zone in the Philippines. NT Philippines is a major supplier to electronics companies including Flextronics and Apple, and automotive companies such as Mitsubishi,…

News / October 5, 2016

Sign the petition to demand safer, more sustainable products!

Our addiction to smartphones, tablets and laptops is causing environmental degradation and health tragedies in communities all over the world. This is revealed in the recent documentary Death by Design, created by filmmaker Sue Williams….

News / October 3, 2016

The GoodElectronics Network welcomes Collectif Ethique sur l’étiquette as new member

We are happy to announce that a new member has recently joined the GoodElectronics network. Collectif Ethique sur l’étiquette is a French collective of French civil society organizations and experts who are committed to improving…

News / September 28, 2016

China’s Huawei to start smartphone production in India

As the Chinese economy slows, many China-based firms are looking to start production in India. Huawei, the world’s third largest maker of smartphones, is the latest example. India is the world’s fastest growing smartphone market…

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