18 August 2010 Last updated at 17:25 GMT Share this pageFacebookTwitter ShareEmail Print
Foxconn rallies China workers amid suicide concerns
Foxconn says it organised the rally to show support for its employees Technology giant Foxconn has held employee rallies in its factories across China, after suicides sparked concern about working conditions.
The Taiwanese company said tens of thousands of people turned out in costume for the rallies.
Foxconn organised the events to show its support for its workforce, a company spokesman said.
A total of 13 Chinese employees have committed suicide at Foxconn or related plants.
At the company's campus in the southern city of Shenzhen, workers turned up in costumes ranging from Spider-Man outfits to Victorian dresses.
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