Sunday, October 23, 2011

Blood in the Mobile - review

10:56 AM | Posted by ProJ | | Edit Post

  • Poulsen, a Danish version of Michael Moore, but less self-publicity, false naive character adopts to study how Nokia, a major mobile phone manufacturers in the world, recognizes that the essential minerals for your device (the largest cassiterite) is mined illegally in the Democratic Republic of Congo (former stronghold of the Belgian royal family) for slave labor and finance activities lethal local warlords. Dane intrepid journey she needs for the parties to peace in Congo UN force is too afraid to enter. It inspected the infernal mines where workers are exploited and robbed teenagers, and meets a host of characters who could have been created by Greene, Waugh and Square. Back in Europe and talk to Washington about the people who engage non-governmental organizations related to the pursuit of fairness and transparency in the trade of "conflict minerals", and managed to interview representatives from Nokia smooth with advanced degrees in the darkening of the public, but the CEO of the Finnish company. Educational film, quietly angry.
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