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US rules on conflict minerals have not reduced violence in Congo, GAO says
A U.S. congressional watchdog has found no evidence that a 2012 Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) conflict minerals disclosure rule has reduced violence in Democratic Republic of Congo, it said in a report on Monday.
Congo government plans to crack down on buyers like Apple for conflict minerals
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is considering legal action against tech companies such as Apple to reduce the amount of conflict minerals sourced from its eastern provinces.
Congo to Clamp Down on Companies Buying Conflict Minerals
Democratic Republic of Congo plans to clamp down on companies that buy or source minerals from its war-torn eastern region, where smuggling is fueling one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises.
Congo clamps down on firms buying conflict minerals
Democratic Republic of Congo plans to clamp down on companies that buy or source minerals from its war-torn eastern region, where smuggling is fuelling one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises.
Republic of Congo to crack down on Apple, other tech buyers for dealing in conflict minerals
The region of DRC is the world’s largest supplier of tantalum, a key component used in smartphones and other electronic devices, including the iPhone. This lucrative trade has attracted more than 100 militia groups,
US Conflict Minerals Law Not Reducing War in Congo, GAO Says
A US law that requires companies to report on their use of minerals linked to conflict in Democratic Republic of Congo hasn’t reduced violence in the country, the Government Accountability Office said Monday.
Conflict Minerals Rule Fails to Curb Congo Violence: GAO Report
A GAO report reveals that a U.S. SEC rule on conflict minerals disclosure has not mitigated violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Instead, violence persists in the mining regions. The report also points out the rule's ineffectiveness in neighboring countries,
US rules on conflict minerals have not reduced violence in Congo, watchdog says
A U.S. congressional watchdog has found no evidence that a 2012 Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) conflict minerals disclosure rule has reduced violence in Democratic Republic of Congo, it said in a report on Monday.
Congo to crack down on companies buying conflict minerals
The Democratic Republic of Congo plans to crack down on companies that purchase or source minerals from its conflict-ridden eastern region. ・DRC plans to crack down on companies purchasing minerals from conflict-ridden eastern region.
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DR Congo minerals funding rebel groups – top UN official
Exploitation of mineral resources in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) by rebel groups has reached the point where they ...
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US rules on conflict minerals have not reduced violence in Congo: watchdog
Armed groups continue to fight for control of gold mines in the east of the Central African country, the US Government Accountability Office said in its report ...
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Congo starts mpox vaccinations in effort to slow outbreaks
GOMA, Congo - Congolese authorities on Saturday began vaccinations against mpox, nearly two months after the disease outbreak ...
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