From Stone to Phone: Modern Day Cobalt Slavery in Congo – Byline Times
Child labour behind smart phone and electric car batteries
ILO aims to eradicate child labor within eight-year deadline | News | DW | 15.11.2017
Apple and Google named in US lawsuit over Congolese child cobalt mining deaths | Global development | The Guardian
Industry giants fail to tackle child labour allegations in cobalt battery supply chains - Amnesty International
Tesla and Apple among tech giants accused of aiding child labour in DRC | Science & Tech News | Sky News
Child labour, toxic leaks: the price we could pay for a greener future | Green economy | The Guardian
Carmakers and big tech struggle to keep batteries free from child labor
Apple, Samsung and Sony face child labour claims - BBC News
Child labourers as young as six dig for cobalt to power electric cars and phones ✎ Theirworld
Over half of the world's supply of Cobalt, a primary element used in lithium batteries, is mined in the Democratic Republic of Congo by child miners. : r/worldnews
Child labour, toxic leaks: the price we could pay for a greener future | Green economy | The Guardian
Child labour behind smart phone and electric car batteries
Child Labour & recycling of batteries | NL-Aid
The Hidden Risks of Batteries: Child Labor, Modern Slavery, and Weakened Land and Water Rights | Greentech Media
Children mining cobalt in slave-like conditions as global demand for battery material surges - ABC News
News - Green Energy Policies Are Built on Slavery, Child Labor | Heartland Institute
Labor Department lists mica mined in Madagascar in report on child labor
From Stone to Phone: Modern Day Cobalt Slavery in Congo – Byline Times
Electric car and electronics companies still failing over child labour battery abuses - new report | Amnesty International UK
Glencore named in Congo child labour case targeting Big Tech - SWI swissinfo.ch
Amnesty: Cobalt mined by DR Congo children could be used in smartphones
The dirty secret of electric vehicles | World Economic Forum
Amnesty International: Electric Slaves | Campaigns of the World
