SACOM report on working conditions in electronics factories in Shenzhen, China: Manufacturer & brand responses

Business & Human Rights Resource Centre invited five electronics manufacturers to respond to SACOM's report "Clean Computers Campaign: Report on Labour Rights in the Computer Industry in China". As of 17 Apr 2007: - Delta Electronics response provided - Fittec response provided - Bestec response provided - Yonghong Factory / FSP Group have not yet responded - Xinhao has not yet responded Also provided: - Responses by Dell, HP, Motorola, NEC, Samsung. - We have not yet received responses from Lenovo, TCL

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Shenzhen, China: NGO survey of working conditions in 13 electronics factories supplying 47 brands finds abuses including child labour, discrimination, excessive overtime

SACOM report on working conditions in electronics factories in Shenzhen, China: Manufacturer & brand responses

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7 Feb 2007

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[DOC] Clean Computers Campaign: Report on Labour Rights in the Computer Industry in China [English summary translation]

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10 Gen 2007

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SACOM electronics report company responses 2007

Response by Fittec International: Students and Scholars against Corporate Misbehaviour (SACOM) report alleges widespread labour abuses among suppliers of major multinational technology & electronics brands.

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1 Lug 2007

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Response by Samsung: Students and Scholars against Corporate Misbehaviour (SACOM) report alleges widespread labour abuses among suppliers of major technology & electronics brands including Samsung.

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5 Apr 2007

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Yonghong Electronics did not respond to: Full English translation of Students and Scholars against Corporate Misbehaviour (SACOM) report on labour abuses at Yonghong Electronics now available.

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4 Apr 2007

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Response by Dell: Students and Scholars against Corporate Misbehaviour (SACOM) report alleges widespread labour abuses among suppliers of major technology & electronics brands including Dell.

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21 Mar 2007

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TCL Corporation did not respond to: Students and Scholars against Corporate Misbehaviour (SACOM) report alleges widespread labour abuses among suppliers of major technology & electronics brands including TCL.

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14 Mar 2007

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Lenovo did not respond to: Students and Scholars against Corporate Misbehaviour (SACOM) report alleges widespread labour abuses among suppliers of major technology & electronics brands including Lenovo.

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14 Mar 2007

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Response by Motorola: Students and Scholars against Corporate Misbehaviour (SACOM) report alleges widespread labour abuses among suppliers of major technology & electronics brands including Motorola. Click here

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14 Mar 2007

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Response by Bestec Power Electronics: Students and Scholars against Corporate Misbehaviour (SACOM) report alleges widespread labour abuses among suppliers of major multinational technology & electronics brands.

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7 Mar 2007

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SACOM report on working conditions in electronics factories in Shenzhen, China: Manufacturer & brand responses

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7 Feb 2007

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Response by Delta Electronics: Students and Scholars against Corporate Misbehaviour (SACOM) report alleges widespread labour abuses among suppliers of major multinational technology & electronics brands.

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17 Gen 2007

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Yonghong Factory/FSP Group did not respond to: Students and Scholars against Corporate Misbehaviour (SACOM) report alleges widespread labour abuses among suppliers of major multinational technology & electronics brands.

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10 Gen 2007

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Xinhao did not respond to: Students and Scholars against Corporate Misbehaviour (SACOM) report alleges widespread labour abuses among suppliers of major multinational technology & electronics brands.

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10 Gen 2007

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Response by NEC: Students and Scholars against Corporate Misbehaviour (SACOM) report alleges widespread labour abuses among suppliers of major technology & electronics brands including NEC.

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10 Gen 2007

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SACOM report on working conditions in electronics factories in Shenzhen, China: Manufacturer & brand responses

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Shenzhen, China: NGO survey of working conditions in 13 electronics factories supplying 47 brands finds abuses including child labour, discrimination, excessive overtime