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D7 Video: Eve Ensler Calls for Rape-Free Cellphones

by Beth Callaghan
Posted on May 27, 2009 at 12:41 PM PT

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“Vagina Monologues” creator, V-Day founder, playwright and activist Eve Ensler took the stage at D7 to talk with Kara Swisher about the Democratic Republic of Congo, columbite tantalite and rape as a weapon of war in a mining industry that provides material essential to the manufacture of high-tech devices.

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  • So when I buy a phone I'm just supposed to ask if it's made with coltan? Or is there more?
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