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The Playstation War Technology, Minerals and War in the Democratic Republic of Congo

The Playstation War  Technology, Minerals and War in the Democratic  Republic of Congo

Playstation 2 The PlayStation 2, commonly known as the PS2, would go on to become the best-selling videogame console of all-time, selling some 150 million units.[22]  Upon  its release in 2000, Playstation fever stretched from Japan to the US.  The console sold nearly one million units—the entire available supply-- on the first day of sales, with…

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The PlayStation War As the West's insatiable appetite for personal electronics continues, so do Africa's resource wars

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Conflict minerals law - Wikipedia

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