“Launching of ‘2015 Vale Unsustainability Report’, 16 April 2015

...Human rights violations and environmental impacts committed by Vale in Brazil and eight other countries in America, Africa and Asia are reported in the "Vale Unsustainability Report 2015". The launching...[was]...on...April 16th...[in]... Rio de Janeiro...Produced by the International Articulation of those Affected by Vale, the report gathers information on over 30 violation cases involving the company's entire production chain in different countries. The most severe violation cases include episodes of espionage and poor working conditions, including forced labor and other forms of modern slavery, which were recently  subject of complaints addressed to the Public Prosecutor Office in Brazil. The publication also points out that Vale has been investing in projects with legal disputes regarding the violation of environmental legislation, such as the fragmentation of the environmental licensing procedure regarding the widening of the Carajás Railroad...In 2012, Vale won the "Public Eye Award"…