Congo, Coltan, and Cell Phones: A People's History - Zinn Education Project
iPhone mineral miners of Africa use bare hands | Daily Mail Online
The Solution - Apple and the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Etoniru on Twitter: "Rebels in Congo are using children to mine coltan used for producing iPhones, gadgets and electronic cars. Say No to Child Slavery in Africa ✊🏿 #CongolsBleeding #NoCongoNoPhone https://t.co/8iGxOAyO0p" /
Congo, Coltan, and Cell Phones: A People's History - Zinn Education Project
Fossbytes - iPhone is made from parts manufactured in different countries. | Facebook
Where Apple Gets the Tantalum for Your iPhone
iPhone is a wake-up call for fair business practices | Letters | The Guardian
Is Your Cell Phone Fueling Civil War in Congo? - The Atlantic
The Geopolitics of the iPhone – Foreign Policy
Some Of The Best Applications For The iPhone 7 | PC-OS.org
Apple and the Congo - Apple and the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Your Phone, Coltan and the Business Case for Innovative Sustainable Alternatives - Humanity in Action
Apple iphones london hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
Coltan and Cobalt Mines – DRC
iPhone mineral miners of Africa use bare hands | Daily Mail Online
iPhone mineral miners of Africa use bare hands | Daily Mail Online
The Mining of Coltan: Chances are Your Smartphone Was Manufactured With African Blood
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Apple buys a key iPhone component from brutal Congolese mines. It's trying to stop. - Vox
congo coltan trade 2 iPhone Case by HEYDT | Society6
What Does the Congo Think About Apple's iPhone Announcement - Okayplayer
Children who work in coltan mines in the DRC are often exploited - if you use an iPhone, you are also an abuser - NewsWireNGR
Reciclar móviles para evitar más guerras por el coltán | Ecoembes
Were the raw materials in your iPhone mined by children in inhumane conditions? - Los Angeles Times
How many crimes against humanity does it take to build an iPhone? | The Gazette
