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Article

4 Sep 2006

Author:
Reporters Without Borders

Foxconn drops lawsuit against two China Business News journalists

Reporters Without Borders welcomed the 4 September decision of Taiwanese company Foxconn, an Apple subcontractor, to drop a defamation case against two journalists from China Business News. Wang You and Weng Bao on 15 June exposed poor working conditions in one of its factories. The press freedom organisation had written to Apple’s CEO asking him to intervene on behalf of the reporters who were facing extremely heavy fines... [The group said,] "We hope that Apple’s actions in handling this crisis will serve as an example to other computer and Internet giants who invest in China, in particular Yahoo!"