Federal Appeals Court Dismisses Lawsuit Against Major Tech Companies for Alleged Child Labor in Congo

Tuesday, 5 March 2024, 19:10

A federal appeals court dismissed a lawsuit against Apple, Google, Tesla, and other tech giants over allegations of child labor in cobalt mining in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The court ruling highlighted the complexity of supply chain accountability in the tech industry, raising concerns about ethical sourcing practices. While the lawsuit was thrown out, it sheds light on the ongoing challenges of addressing child labor and human rights violations in the mining industry.
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Federal Appeals Court Dismisses Lawsuit Against Major Tech Companies for Alleged Child Labor in Congo

Federal Appeals Court Dismisses Lawsuit on Alleged Child Labor

A federal appeals court on Tuesday threw out a lawsuit that sought to hold Apple, Google, Tesla, and other major tech companies liable for their alleged use of child labor to mine cobalt in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Supply Chain Accountability in Tech Industry

The ruling raises concerns about ethical sourcing practices and the challenges of ensuring responsible supply chains in the technology sector.

Complexities of Addressing Child Labor in Mining Industry

  • Child labor remains a pressing issue in mining industries, with the need for improved monitoring and transparency.
  • Businesses face increasing scrutiny to ensure compliance with ethical standards and human rights regulations.

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