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Foxconn explains reasoning behind lawsuits

By Justin Mann

On August 30, 2006, 8:31 PM

As Foxconn continues to battle the rumors and reports of bad business practices, they recently filed lawsuits against an editor and a reporter in China. Yesterday, they released a statement outlining why they filed the lawsuits, claiming not that the two individuals shouldn't be allowed to speak, but rather that the information they presented as fact was indeed false:

Hon Hai in its yesterday's statement referred to the China Business News story as claiming that 500 of every 1,000 new employees at Hong Fujin have "pre-existing illness," citing this as an example of false information. According to the statement, Hong Fujin has documented statistics to show that over 99% of its employees are healthy.
Of course, only an official investigation will reveal the (supposed) truth.

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