While Secretary Buttigieg admitted that child slave labor in the Democratic Republic of the Congo for critical minerals needed for electrification is wrong, and he committed to eliminating such horrors in our supply chain, the Secretary has not once called on the President to rescind the MOU with the DRC.
Pete Stauber: “While Secretary Buttigieg admitted that child slave labor in the Democratic Republic of the Congo for critical minerals…”
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Accusation of Secretary Buttigieg's inaction regarding child labor in supply chains.
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