the middle of the conflict isn't easy. The accountability of electronics companies buying raw materials from Congo vary. Mobile responsibility? Despite some progress has been seen there are still significant shortages in mobile operators' responsibility conduct. A report published as a part of the Europe-wide project of consumer electronics makeITfair. Phony Equality Starvation wages and insecure temporary contracts are an everyday part of Indian electronic industry. Finnwatch makeITfair research examines terms and condition of employment in Nokia's and its subcontractors' Salcomp, Flextronics and Foxxcon factories in Chennai free-trade zone. Game console and music player production in China This survey updates the research done two years ago regarding working conditions in factories producing game consoles, mp3-players and their components. There has been progress but wages too low for decent living and the lack of free trade unions are commonplace. The research provides new information about Foxxcon factories that have gained publicity due to the wave of employees' suicides. Coal from the East and the South A report on the responsibility in energy company purchases in Finland. The original report was published in Finnish in September 2010. Most important reports in Finnish Cheap has a high price There has been found serious human rights violations from the production chain of Finnish grocery store's private labels. Executive summary available in English. When in Rome..? Several Finnish companies restrict their employees' right to unite in Mexico. This way they violate human rights and their own responsibility policy. Bangladesh textile industry Bangladesh textile industry was value of €18 billion in 2011. Finnwatch reports work income in average as €40 in month in a 6 work day week. 80% of work force is women. Cloth producers in Bangladesh include H&M, Zara, Wal-Mart, and Tesco. Meat from Brazil About 20% of the rainforest in Brazil has already been destroyed. Brazil is among the largest meat importers in chicken and beef. Concerns include the deforestation of Amazon, and work conditions. The International Union of Food IUF strives to improve the work conditions and to reduce the risk of work related illnesses in Brazil. A Finn eats 74 kg meat annually in average. World average is 42 kg. In 2009 & 2010 imported meat from Brazil to Finland was 5.4 million kg, i.e. only one kg pro person used in restaurants and industry. In 2010 Brazil produced 9.3 million t (M t) beef with import 1.9M t, 11.4 M