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Congolese Workers Face “Dire Conditions” in Foreign-Owned Cobalt Mines, Says NGO

DR Congo's cobalt mining sector is notorious for worker abuse and exploitation. Until now, most of the focus has been on the informal, or artisanal mines where there is no government or corporate oversight, and the presence of child laborers has been well-documented over the years.
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