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The 21 pages that link to Conflict minerals, each with the reason it gives.

• Artisanal miningRelated: Risk controls designed for conflict minerals can affect legitimate artisanal producers as well as abusive actors.

• Central African RepublicRelated: Illicit control of diamonds and other resources has intersected with armed conflict.

• Cobalt miningRelated: Cobalt supply chains face scrutiny over traceability and conditions in some mining regions.

• Arms industryRelated: Some defense supply chains rely on materials associated with contested extraction.

• Arms tradeRelated: Some military supply chains depend on materials associated with conflict financing.

• Economic geologyRelated: The provenance of mined materials connects deposit development to supply-chain accountability.

• GomaRelated: Armed control and regional commerce linked to eastern Congo’s minerals have shaped insecurity affecting Goma.

• WolframiteRelated: Some tungsten supply chains have faced scrutiny over conflict and mining conditions.

• TantaliteRelated: Some tantalum ore supply chains have raised conflict-financing and traceability concerns.

• Tin miningRelated: Tin supply chains from some regions face scrutiny over conflict financing and labor conditions.

• Resource warRelated: Their supply chains can transmit the costs of resource warfare into global markets.

• Denis MukwegeRelated: Mukwege links exploitation of eastern Congo’s resources to violence affecting civilians.

• Kivu conflictRelated: The association between eastern Congo’s mineral trade and armed groups has shaped international policy and debate.

• Mbuji-MayiRelated: Governance of mineral supply chains is a concern in the wider Congolese mining sector.

• Okapi Wildlife ReserveRelated: Mining pressures and insecurity in the wider region complicate conservation efforts.