the resources of the country. so, you know, if you can t have some level of accountability with him, you know, what chance is there? anywhere, of anything? we asked elon musk about mr gertler and the other matters raised in this programme. we didn t get a response. tesla is booming. in the past year alone, the value of elon musk s shareholding has increased by well over $100 billion. the sisters of the good shepherd think elon musk can well afford to help.
if tesla can really get strong human rights standards into their supply chain it sets a tone for other companies to look at as well. today, it s tesla s annual general meeting, held online. and sister winifred has a message for elon musk. announcer: the fifth stockholder proposal l is an advisory vote i regarding additional reporting on human rights. ms doherty, i would like to invite you to speak. - you will have three minutes. thank you very much, and good afternoon. i am winifred doherty, a member of the sisters of the good shepherd. the sisters of the good shepherd are asking tesla to review its supply chain. we again urge all tesla shareholders to support proposal nine, which requests that the board of directors commission an independent
but up to 30% of the cobalt is dug by hand in artisanal mines. it gets mixed into the supply chain and is impossible to trace. experts say that none of the electric carmakers can be sure they haven t used cobalt from mines like this one. the people who are working here, really, they don t have much choice. if they want to make money, they ve got to come down here. and this picture, you will find this all across kolwezi in different spots. kolwezi is also home to the electric car industry s fiercest critics. the nuns of the sisters
The daughter of Macau who comforted afflicted women
The late Sister Juliana Devoy has been hailed as a great missionary and pillar of justice and human rights
Sister Juliana Devoy served in Macau for over 30 years and championed women s rights until her death on Dec. 14 last year. (Photo: Macao News)
When Sister Juliana Devoy first set foot in Macau in 1988, she was dismayed to witness the scourge of domestic violence and human trafficking that plagued women and girls.
Determined to support helpless women, the American nun from the Sisters of the Good Shepherd congregation founded the Good Shepherd Center in 1990 to offer shelter to women in crisis in the Chinese territory.