Dying for an iPhone: the lives of Chinese workers | Leben ist kein Algorithmus
Why Foxconn Workers in China Walked Off the Job
Apple's efforts fail to end gruelling conditions at Foxconn factories | Foxconn | The Guardian
Apple (APPL) claims it broke China labor laws at iPhone factory mostly false
Foxconn workers on iPhone 5 line strike in China, rights group says | Foxconn | The Guardian
Amazon Pledges to Probe Claims of Worker Abuse at China Factory
Why Chinese iPhone workers are revolting at this Foxconn factory
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Former employees say Apple stood by while suppliers violated Chinese labor laws - The Verge
Apple factories accused of exploiting Chinese workers | Apple | The Guardian
A Closer Look At The Life Of The Foxconn Worker
Bombshell Report Will Expose Foxconn's Thousands of Student Interns Held in Abusive Conditions
How Apple Can Solve Its China Problem | Cult of Mac
After Foxconn Suicides, Scrutiny for Chinese Plants - The New York Times
Workers flee Foxconn amid lockdown - Taipei Times
Apple, supplier pledge to improve conditions
Chinese Foxconn workers labor in a workshop at the Shenzhen plant of Foxconn Technology Group in Shenzhen city, south Chinas Guangdong province, 8 May Stock Photo - Alamy
Apple auditor finds Foxconn violated worker rights - Hardware - Mobility - CRN Australia
Apple's iPad and the Human Costs for Workers in China - The New York Times
Nintendo Responds To Foxconn's Admission Of Guilt In Child Labour Scandal | Nintendo Life
Foxconn's sweatshop conditions revealed again – DW – 06/11/2018
Foxconn Faces More Reports Of Worker Abuse | Silicon UK Tech News
Workers at Apple's Foxconn plant in China beaten by cops
Amazon supplier Foxconn under fire for poor working conditions at China factory - Hindustan Times
iPhone Foxconn Factory Worker Walked 25 Miles to Escape China's Covid Lockdown - Bloomberg
Who's Really to Blame for Apple's Chinese Labor Problems? - The Atlantic
