Apple is just one of 30 US corporations that have been asked for info on their human rights practices in China, Reuters reports. The requests are the work of the assistant US Senate majority leader, Dick Durbin, who cites Google as a standard for how American companies should behave when operating within China's communist regime. Google has threatened to end search censorship or even pull out of China altogether, following hacker intrusions on the Gmail accounts of human rights activists. It is widely suspected that the hackers have ties to the Chinese government.
