Apple, Google, Microsoft, Tesla and Dell sued over cobalt mined by children in Congo for batteries - CBS News

  1. Apple, Google, Microsoft, Tesla and Dell sued over cobalt mined by children in Congo for batteries  CBS News
  2. Apple, Google, Microsoft, Dell and Tesla are sued over alleged child labor in Congo  CNN
  3. Tesla and Apple among tech giants accused of aiding child labour in DRC  Sky News
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