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Bestec Power Electronics

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7 March 2007

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 February 2007

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

Author: Compiled by Business & Human Rights Resource Centre

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"....

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Related stories: Shenzhen, China: NGO survey of working conditions in 13 electronics factories supplying 47 brands finds abuses including child labour, discrimination, excessive overtime
Related in-depth areas: SACOM electronics report company responses 2007
Related companies: Bestec Power Electronics Dell Delta Electronics Fittec International HP (Hewlett-Packard) Lenovo Motorola NEC Samsung TCL Corporation

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10 January 2007

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

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10 January 2007

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

Author: Students and Scholars against Corporate Misbehaviour (SACOM)

[Original report in Chinese. Title translation and following summary of the report's key points, provided by Business & Human Rights Resource Centre with authorization by SACOM.]...