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Amnesty International ranked 13 of the world’s largest EV manufacturers.
The charity assessed each company based on information they’ve made public about their human rights policies.
None of the companies showed they are “conducting adequate human rights due diligence” when it comes to supply chains for key materials used in EV batteries.
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