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Endorse the Conflict Minerals Pledge

The conflict in eastern Congo, the deadliest in the world since World War II, is being fueled by a multi-million dollar trade in minerals that go into our electronic products from cell phones to digital cameras. The Enough Project has worked with other like-minded groups to create a conflict minerals pledge that commits electronics companies to ensure their products are conflict-free.  We need your help, as consumers of these electronics products, to let the biggest companies know that it matters to us that our purchases don’t fuel this ongoing tragedy. 

Endorse the Conflict Minerals Pledge now and help us reach our goal of 100,000 endorsements!

Companies manufacturing, retailing, or trading in materials containing tin, tantalum, tungsten, or gold that may originate in the Democratic Republic of the Congo have an obligation to ensure that they are not financing armed groups and military units or contributing to human rights abuses at any point along the supply chain. As a consumer of these products, I call on companies to sign the Conflict Minerals Pledge and commit to ensuring that their products are conflict-free.

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0-25 of 4073 signatures

Number	Date	Name
4073	February 09, 2010	Cara Peterson
4072	February 09, 2010	Laura Cahill
4071	February 08, 2010	Christa Gibson
4070	February 08, 2010	Benjamin Gibson
4069	February 07, 2010	James Buthman
4068	February 07, 2010	rashelle reading
4067	February 07, 2010	Kate Steinmann
4066	February 07, 2010	arlette kanonga
4065	February 06, 2010	Ifeyinwa Amalu
4064	February 05, 2010	Kathleen McNamara
4063	February 03, 2010	Matthew Bullimore
4062	February 03, 2010	Stephen Platten
4061	February 02, 2010	Lorraine Ogan
4060	February 02, 2010	Peter Sulston
4059	January 30, 2010	elyse gay
4058	January 28, 2010	Nicholas lo Polito
4057	January 26, 2010	Tiffany Smith
4056	January 18, 2010	James Whitacre
4055	January 18, 2010	Matthew Nethersole
4054	January 17, 2010	Chynna Boonlom
4053	January 14, 2010	Beth Graham
4052	January 08, 2010	Camille Bright-Smith
4051	January 07, 2010	Nicholas lo Polito
4050	January 07, 2010	Huma Haider
4049	January 07, 2010	Frances D'Souza

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