Tesla Shareholders Ask: Are Automotive Supply Chains & Labor Rights Incompatible?
14 May 2023 | Abstracted from Clean Technica
"...a stockholder of that it intends to propose a resolution at the 2023 Annual Meeting requesting reporting on plans to eradicate child labor and forced labor from Tesla's supply chain.A 2023 study...finds that major auto, battery, and electronics manufacturers are doing too little to ensure the cobalt they're using doesn't involve child labor at the DRC's numerous unsafe "artisanal" mines..."
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