Cobalt mining for lithium ion batteries has a high human cost - Washington Post
Your Smartphone Could Have Contributed to Devastation in the DRC - Impakter
Is your phone tainted by the misery of the 35,000 children in Congo's mines? | Siddharth Kara | The Guardian
Cobalt mining for Big Tech is driving child labor, deaths in the Congo | The Independent
Your Smartphone Could Have Contributed to Devastation in the DRC - Impakter
Devastating photos of cobalt mines in Democratic Republic of Congo that power Apple, Tesla and more | Daily Mail Online
Photos: DR Congo's faltering fight against illegal cobalt mines | Mining News | Al Jazeera
Conflict Minerals | Ethical Consumer
Conflict minerals from the Congo: Is your cellphone made with them?
Is your phone tainted by the misery of the 35,000 children in Congo's mines? | Siddharth Kara | The Guardian
Your Phone, Coltan and the Business Case for Innovative Sustainable Alternatives - Humanity in Action
Children of the Congo who risk their lives to supply our mobile phones | Guardian sustainable business | The Guardian
What coltan mining in the DRC costs people and the environment
From Mine to Mobile Phone: The Conflict Minerals Supply Chain - The Enough Project
Cobalt Story: The Failure of Globalisation? - Curriculum Press
iPhone mineral miners of Africa use bare hands | Daily Mail Online
Child labour behind smart phone and electric car batteries
Coltan, Cell Phones, and Conflict: The War Economy of the DRC
Congo's miners dying in hell tunnels to power your mobile | World | The Times
Apple, Amazon, Intel Address the Conflict Minerals in Your Smartphone | Time
Child labourers as young as six dig for cobalt to power electric cars and phones
Glencore Mutanda Cobalt Mine Scrutinized as Congo Revisits Foreign Deals - Bloomberg
Congolese children mine metals in your phone for 75p a day | The Times
Is my phone powered by child labour? - Amnesty International
Children as young as seven are mining metals for your mobile phone, according to Amnesty International | indy100 | indy100
Is Your Cell Phone Fueling Civil War in Congo? - The Atlantic
