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Conflict Minerals
Minerals mined in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, neighboring countries, and high-risk areas have raised issues such as involvement of armed groups and human rights abuses such as child labor and forced labor (OECD Guidance Annex II risk), and all companies are required to procure minerals responsibly.
River Group recognizes that these mineral issues are a serious international problem, and we are committed to ensuring that the tantalum, tin, tungsten, gold, cobalt, and other minerals used in our parts and materials are not a source of funding for armed groups located in the Democratic Republic of the Congo or neighboring countries, and to avoiding procurement from companies involved in human rights abuses and other activities in high-risk areas.
*Annex II Risks
Human rights abuses (e.g., child labor) related to mining, transportation, and trade of minerals.
Direct or indirect support for non-government armed groups.
Illegal acts by public or private security forces (mischief-making).
Bribery and misrepresentation of mineral origin.
Money laundering.
Non-payment of taxes, fees, and mining concession fees to governments (tax evasion).
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