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Congo government plans legal action against tech companies over conflict minerals

The Democratic Republic of Congo is considering legal action against major tech companies, including Apple, to reduce the use of conflict minerals from its eastern provinces. The move comes after rebel group M23 took control of the largest tantalum mine in Rubaya.

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is considering legal action against major tech companies like Apple to reduce the use of conflict minerals sourced from its eastern provinces. Conflict minerals such as tantalum, tin, gold, and tungsten are linked to violence and funding for over 100 militias, including rebel groups that control mines in the region. In response, Apple has been cutting ties with suppliers found guilty of trading these materials.

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