Samsung's own team will visit Chinese factory tomorrow to investigate child labor claims

Samsung send their own team of inspectors to check whats happening in China Factory.
Some rumors say: children are working inside the factory of HEG.

Samsung Electronics has conducted two separate on-site inspections on HEG's working conditions this year but found no irregularities on those occasions.

A team of inspectors consisting of Samsung personnel from Korea headquarters will be dispatched to Huizhou, China on August 9, and it will immediately launch an investigation and take appropriate measures to correct any problems that may surface.

Samsung Electronics is a company held to the highest standards of working conditions and we try to maintain that at our facilities and the facilities of partner companies around the world.

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Samsung's own team will visit Chinese factory tomorrow to investigate child labor claims

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First Samsung device: Galaxy S II

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