institutional cooperation between b.w. brazil or b.w. leadership level staff and brazil s military regime so far the v.w. group hasn t apologized and has refused to pay compensation until that happens say the torture victims still continue to fight. japanese carmaker nissan has announced its annual profit has crashed to less than half of what occurred last year profits for last fiscal year were around $2600000000.00 euros down from over 6000000000 last year is the company s were showing in a decade the company blame the results on poor sales in north america combined with what it claims was the over aggressive growth strategy of former company boss carlos go. and that s it from me and the business team i m sitting there isn t a left that s watching.
later i and other v.w. employees were locked up in an underground prison run by the political police the factory grounds. the grim chapter in the carmakers history began over 45 years ago production was in full swing and staff began disappearing. most of them opponents of the military dictatorship b.w. continued to cooperate with the regime. in the cells many of the v.w. employees were beaten and some were convinced they d be executed the experience haunts them to this day. when it comes to human rights the united nations is clear about the corporate responsibilities. undertaking human rights do diligence when the situation in a country where they operate change to understand how they might cause a contribute all be linked to human rights abuses v.w. says it carried out that due diligence it sponsored a study that came to the following conclusion the study found no evidence of