Why Is Congo Suing Apple?

The video discusses allegations against Apple for using minerals sourced from conflict zones in Congo, known as 'blood minerals.' Congo accuses Apple of contributing to violence by acquiring these minerals. Apple denies the claims, stating it follows strict sourcing standards and has halted sourcing from the region due to conflict. The company emphasizes its use of recycled materials. The situation highlights ongoing issues in mineral sourcing and potential legal actions.

What are the main minerals involved in the allegations against Apple?

• Platinum, Palladium, and Rhodium

• Iron, Nickel, and Zinc

• Tungsten, Tin, and Tantalum

• Gold, Silver, and Copper

Which country is accused of supporting rebels in Eastern Congo?

• Uganda

• Rwanda

• Burundi

• Tanzania

What historical issue is compared to the current allegations of 'blood minerals'?

• Illegal logging

• Oil spills

• Blood diamonds

• Deforestation

What action did Apple take in response to the conflict in Eastern Congo?

• Increased mineral sourcing from the region

• Partnered with local governments for mining

• Opened new factories in the region

• Stopped sourcing minerals from Rwanda and Congo

According to Apple, what is the primary source of minerals used in their products?

• Recycled from old products

• Purchased from third-party suppliers

• Donated by other companies

• Newly mined materials