The gallery, available here, shows the devastating environmental and human toll of the continued export of e-waste to poor and developing nations.
Children as young as 11 can be seen dismantling and burning old electronics to retrieve valuable components, while the landscape has become a graveyard of abandoned junk.
Despite being banned in many countries, the exportation of e-waste to developing countries continues to be a problem.
The BBC reports that the e-waste trade is “flourishing” in Europe despite bans, with only around a third of waste actually being treated in compliance with the law.
The Basel Action Network (BAN) also recently accused the US Government of “missing the mark” on e-waste laws, after continued issues with it signing up to the full Basel Convention, which would ban all e-waste export to developing nations.
Remanufacturers work to reduce e-waste by reusing printer cartridges rather than sending them to landfill.