Selbstmordserie bei Foxconn in China geht weiter

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Selbstmordserie bei Foxconn in China geht weiter

27.05.2010, 09:46 Uhr • Lesezeit: 2 Minuten

Cardboard cutouts resembling iPhones are set on fire by labor activists near the Foxconn office in Hong Kong Tuesday, May 25, 2010. A Chinese employee of Foxconn Technology Group fell from a building and died Tuesday, state-run media said, in the 10th such death this year at the world's largest contract maker of electronics, such as the iPod, Dell computers and Nokia phones. (AP/Kin Cheung) — Cardboard cutouts resembling iPhones are set on fire by labor activists near the Foxconn office in Hong Kong Tuesday, May 25, 2010. A Chinese employee of Foxconn Technology Group fell from a building and died Tuesday, state-run media said, in the 10th such death this year at the world's largest contract maker of electronics, such as the iPod, Dell computers and Nokia phones. (AP/Kin Cheung) © AP | AP

Vergangene Nacht hat sich erneut ein Arbeiter in den Tod gestürzt. Dell, Auftraggeber des Elektronikherstellers, fürchtet um sein Image.

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Cardboard cutouts resembling iPhones are set on fire by labor activists near the Foxconn office in Hong Kong Tuesday, May 25, 2010. A Chinese employee of Foxconn Technology Group fell from a building and died Tuesday, state-run media said, in the 10th such death this year at the world's largest contract maker of electronics, such as the iPod, Dell computers and Nokia phones. (AP/Kin Cheung)

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Cardboard cutouts resembling iPhones are set on fire by labor activists near the Foxconn office in Hong Kong Tuesday, May 25, 2010. A Chinese employee of Foxconn Technology Group fell from a building and died Tuesday, state-run media said, in the 10th such death this year at the world's largest contract maker of electronics, such as the iPod, Dell computers and Nokia phones. (AP/Kin Cheung)

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