Perhaps We Should Hold Apple And Other U.S. Companies Responsible For Foxconn’s Crimes

Buried in a Reuters report on Foxconn , a division of Taiwan’s Hon Hai Precision Industry, is a description of an attack on a journalist visiting a Foxconn factory in China while chasing down a lead on an Apple product. The journalist was taking pictures of the factory from a public road, he says, when two guards attacked him and tried to drag him into the factory: In China, a Reuters reporter found out the hard way how seriously some Apple suppliers take security.

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Perhaps We Should Hold Apple And Other U.S. Companies Responsible For Foxconn’s Crimes