Crowd in front of Embassy Demands the
Video release of the Queen trying to block the transmission
Queen teaming up with HRC blocking the video
MI6 spying on all americans
Kim talks about ES and the Google Network in Korea.
Apple CEO Tim Cook slams Facebook: Privacy 'is a human right, it's a civil liberty'
When asked what he would do if he were Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Cook replied: "I wouldn't be in this situation."
Fails to talk about Suicide Nets in Communist china!!!!
Human Rights?
Hey Pepe have you seen Apples suicide Nets? Whisper that in Cooks ear!!!
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Forced to stand for 24 hours, suicide nets, toxin exposure and explosions': Inside the Chinese factories making iPads for Apple
'Working excessive overtime without a single day off during the week'
'Living together in crowded dorms and exposure to dangerous chemicals'
Two explosions in 2011 in China 'due to aluminum dust' killed four workers
Almost 140 injured after using toxin in factory, reports New York Times
http ://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2092277/Apple-Poor-working-conditions-inside-Chinese-factories-making-iPads.html
Suicide nets were installed to prevent workers from jumping to their deaths and Foxconn began providing better mental health treatment for its staff.
Li Mingqi worked for Apple manufacturing partner Foxconn Technology until last spring and helped manage the Chengdu plant which had the explosion. He is now suing Foxconn over his dismissal.
‘Apple never cared about anything other than increasing product quality and decreasing production cost,’ Mr Li told the New York Times. ‘Workers’ welfare has nothing to do with their interests.’
A former Apple executive claimed that the company has had knowledge of labour abuses in some factories for four years - ‘and they’re still going on because the system works for us’.
Pepe whispers in Cooks Ears - Suicide
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Apple admits it has a human rights problem
After years of complaints and workers' suicides in China the technology giant faces up to the human cost of its gadgets
But campaigners for Chinese workers immediately criticised the company for conducting a public relations exercise instead of actually alleviating the long hours, harsh management and safety problems which have driven some workers to suicide and led to fatal accidents at a number of plants.
In 2010, 137 workers at the Suzhou facility owned by Apple suppliers Wintek were injured after being ordered to use a poisonous chemical, n-hexane, to clean iPhone screens because it dried faster. Although Apple claims to have contacted all the employees affected, many say they have heard nothing.
In May 2011, four employees were killed and 18 were injured in a dust explosion at a Foxconn factory in Chengdu, which produces iPad parts. Chinese campaigners claim they warned Apple of hazardous conditions at the plant.
In December 2011, another 61 workers were injured in a gas explosion at the Riteng Computer Accessory Co factory in Shanghai, which was trialling aluminium iPad 2 back panels.
https ://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/apple-admits-it-has-a-human-rights-problem-6898617.html