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Samsung Electronics said it has found "evidence of suspected child labour" at a factory of its Chinese supplier Dongguan Shinyang Electronics.

The firm conducted an investigation into the supplier after New York-based campaign group, China Labor Watch, accused it of hiring children.

The South Korean firm has "temporarily" suspended business with the supplier following the investigation.

Samsung said that Chinese authorities were also looking into the matter.

"If the investigations conclude that the supplier indeed hired children illegally, Samsung will permanently halt business with the supplier in accordance with its zero tolerance policy on child labour," the company said in a statement.

"Furthermore, Samsung will strengthen its hiring process not only at its production facilities but also at its suppliers to prevent such case from reoccurring."

Samsung said it had conducted three audits on the Dongguan Shinyang Electronics since 2013, with the latest one ending on 25 June this year.

But it added that "no cases of child labour were found during these audits".

However, it launched a subsequent investigation following the allegations by China Labor Watch and "found evidences of illegal hiring process that took place on June 29".

This is the first time Samsung has reported finding evidence of underage workers at its suppliers.

General knowledge quiz

24 Sussex Drive, and Harrington Pond in Gatineau Park are the authorized prime ministerial residences of that nation? Canada
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1. what does the Japanese word "Karate" mean literally? open hand

2. with which water game are jumping,slaloming and trap riding associated? water Skiing

3. which game was a conventional English "pub" game? darts

4. which advanced military workmanship was produced from 'Jujitsu'? judo

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China national charged in hacking plot to take US military information

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Su Bin is accounted for to claim a Chinese flying innovation organization with an office in Canada

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US powers have accused a Chinese representative of hacking into the machine frameworks of Boeing and different firms with expansive guard contracts.

Su Bin, who was captured in Canada a month ago, is blamed for working with two different suspects to take information about military activities and offer it to China.

Prosecutors said Mr Su was focusing on data about contender planes, military freight air ship and weapons.

A 2013 US report recognized mechanical spying from China as a developing risk.

There has been no particular affirmation of inclusion by the Chinese government in Mr Su's case, however the US has blamed China for efficiently taking American innovative information for its national increase.

The US Department of Justice as of late arraigned five Chinese military officers for hacking into US organizations - charges released by China as a creation.

'Financial reconnaissance'

Mr Su allegedly runs a Chinese flying innovation organization with an office in Canada.

He was kept on 28 June while attempting to increase Canadian citizenship, US powers said.

They affirm that he and his co-schemers have been attempting to offer the stolen information to state-possessed firms in China.

The equity office said it "remained profoundly concerned in regards to digital empowered robbery of touchy data".

"We have over and over made it clear that the United States will keep utilizing all the instruments our administration has to fortify digital security and go up against digital wrongdoing," representative Marc Raimondi said.

Boeing discharged an announcement saying it was co-working with the US powers to consider responsible "people who execute financial reconnaissance or competitive innovation robbery against US organizations".

Mr Su is planned to show up in court for a safeguard hearing one week from now.