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Activist - Debby Chan

Apple is one of the most desirable brands on the planet, but it is currently under the spotlight for all the wrong reasons. A spate of suicides at one of its main suppliers, Foxconn, has led to allegations of labour rights abuses in its Chinese factories. iProtest follows activist Debby Chan as she works to gather evidence against Foxconn and Apple, often at great risk to herself. An explosion at a Foxconn factory coincides with her arrival in the town and Debby is determined to uncover its cause. But Foxconn is a powerful adversary and her mission proves to be a perilous one.
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Activist Debby Chan takes on one of the world's favourite brands in her fight for workers' rights.
Last Modified: 19 Sep 2011 09:25 GMT
EXTRAS
Activist Debby Chan explains why, as consumers, we should ask ourselves how the products we purchase are made.
Does a dark secret lurk behind the sleek, shiny Apple products the Chinese seem so enamoured with?
A spate of suicides among workers at the Chinese plants that make the much-loved iPads and iPhones has raised questions.
It is the place where 'women are used as men and men are used as machines'.

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