[Statement] Regarding Apple’s Prompt Reaction to SACOM’s Student Workers Reports Posted onMonday November 5th, 2018Thursday March 7th, 2019 By sacomhk_admin In Sep 2017, SACOM initiated the international campaign “iSlave at 10” to disclose Apple’s repetitive labour right violations in its … Read More[Statement] Regarding Apple’s Prompt Reaction to SACOM’s Student Workers Reports
[Press Statement] Throw Away the Bad Apple – Labour groups call for ethical production! Posted onMonday June 25th, 2018Friday October 19th, 2018 By sacomhk_admin Students and Scholars Against Corporate Misbehaviour (SACOM), together with Worker Empowerment (WE), Globalization Monitor (GM), Left 21, Labour Education & … Read More[Press Statement] Throw Away the Bad Apple – Labour groups call for ethical production!
[Press Release] Joint statement of labour organisations on missing compensation and poor working conditions in Disney’s supplier factories Posted onThursday June 21st, 2018Friday October 19th, 2018 By sacomhk_admin Disney has long emphasized magic in its products. Yet, for workers in Disney’s supplier factories in China, this magic has … Read More[Press Release] Joint statement of labour organisations on missing compensation and poor working conditions in Disney’s supplier factories
[Press Release] iSlave at 10 – 10 Years of iSlavary by Apple Global Action demands Apple to stop labour right abuses immediately! Posted onFriday November 3rd, 2017Friday October 19th, 2018 By sacomhk_admin Today (3rd November, 2017) is the releasing date of iPhone X. SACOM, an Hong Kong based NGO, and international activists … Read More[Press Release] iSlave at 10 – 10 Years of iSlavary by Apple Global Action demands Apple to stop labour right abuses immediately!
[Press Release] Blood and Sweat Behind the Screen of iPhones – Another Investigative Report on Apple’s Largest Display Screen Supplier Posted onThursday December 1st, 2016Friday November 2nd, 2018 By sacomhk_admin Since 2009, Students and Scholars Against Corporate Misbehaviour (SACOM) has been concerning with the labour condition of Apple’s supply chain … Read More[Press Release] Blood and Sweat Behind the Screen of iPhones – Another Investigative Report on Apple’s Largest Display Screen Supplier
[Press Release] iSlave 6 : Harsher than Harsher! Still Made in Sweatshops! Posted onFriday September 19th, 2014Friday November 2nd, 2018 By sacomhk_admin 19th September, 2014, Hong Kong Today (19th September) is the official launch day of the pre-reserved iPhone 6 and iPhone … Read More[Press Release] iSlave 6 : Harsher than Harsher! Still Made in Sweatshops!
[Press Release] No more bloodstained cover glass on iPhones! Biel Crystal, Stop bloody exploitation now! Posted onMonday November 25th, 2013Friday November 2nd, 2018 By sacomhk_admin 25 Nov 2013 This summer, SACOM conducted an investigative research towards the labour condition in Hong Kong-owned Apple supplier – … Read More[Press Release] No more bloodstained cover glass on iPhones! Biel Crystal, Stop bloody exploitation now!
[Press Release] Apple fails in its responsibility to monitor suppliers Posted onTuesday February 26th, 2013Friday November 2nd, 2018 By sacomhk_admin In its code of conduct, Apple claims that it requires its suppliers to uphold its workers’ basic human rights as … Read More[Press Release] Apple fails in its responsibility to monitor suppliers
[Press Release] New iPhone, Old Abuses: Have working conditions at Foxconn in China improved? Posted onThursday September 20th, 2012Friday November 2nd, 2018 By sacomhk_admin Whenever there are new products launched by Apple, consumers are thrilled. All over the world they queue up outside Apple … Read More[Press Release] New iPhone, Old Abuses: Have working conditions at Foxconn in China improved?
[Press Release] Sweatshops are good for Apple and Foxconn, but not for workers Posted onWednesday May 30th, 2012Friday November 2nd, 2018 By sacomhk_admin “What’s wrong with sweatshops?” sums up the attitude of Terry Gou Taiming, the Foxconn CEO. In April 2012, when Foxconn … Read More[Press Release] Sweatshops are good for Apple and Foxconn, but not for workers
