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Tech companies respond to allegations of gender-based harm

In July 2025, Business & Human Rights Resource Centre and World Benchmarking Alliance published their joint report: By design or by default: The gendered harms of the tech sector. The report revealed more than 200 allegations of gender-based harm linked to 11 technology companies (Alibaba, Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta, Foxconn, Intel, Microsoft, Samsung, X and Uber) for risks across their value chain over the past ten years (2014-24).

The companies were asked to respond to the report before its publication. Foxconn and Samsung Electronics responded. Company responses and non-responses can be read in full below.

企業回應

Samsung Electronics 瀏覽回應
Foxconn (part of Hon Hai) 瀏覽回應
Meta (formerly Facebook)

沒有回應

Intel

沒有回應

Alibaba Group

沒有回應

Alphabet

沒有回應

Amazon.com

沒有回應

Apple

沒有回應

Microsoft

沒有回應

X Corp. (formerly Twitter)

沒有回應

Uber

沒有回應

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