Ethics in International Relations | War, Justice & Global Responsibility - The Moral Cost of Your Phone

We use our phones every day, rarely thinking about what it takes to build them. But behind every battery and screen lies a supply chain marked by risk, exploitation, and invisible labour from cobalt mined by hand in Congo to factory lines where workers assemble devices they may never afford. This Short explores a central ethical question:If we benefit from harm we do not directly cause, do we still carry responsibility for it? The video does not argue for guilt or rejection of technology. Instead, it asks for awareness recognising the human cost behind modern devices and the moral choices hidden in everyday convenience. A brief reflection for students of ethics, public policy, and anyone who wants to understand the real price of the technologies we depend on. #Ethics101 #SupplyChainEthics #MoralResponsibility #KMPathi #UPSCGS4 #EthicalConsumption