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Article

1 Aug 2004

Author:
Juliana Andrade, Agência Brasil, in Brazzil magazine

A Pact in Brazil to End Slave Labor

The major steel mills that operate in the North of Brazil signed a commitment to eradicate the use of slave-like labor in charcoal production. Fifteen companies represented by the Carajás Steel Mill Association (Asica) committed themselves to the imposition of commercial restrictions on suppliers who exploit slave-like labor.