…Dear Members of the Working Group,…[t]he Brazilian organizations, social movements and networks signatories of this letter have actively followed the systematic human rights violations involving Brazilian and foreign companies operating in Brazil and other countries. We consider that the Working Group’s visit to our country takes place at a crucial moment…:...Just over two months ago, Guarani-Kaiowa indigenous communities in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul were attacked by gunmen linked to ranchers who occupied land demarcated for the Guarani-Kaiowa. One of the indigenous leaders was murdered. This highlighted the vulnerability of these peoples in the face of systematic attacks by actors within the agribusiness’ supply chain…The unprecedented socio-environmental disaster caused by the burst of a tailings dam belonging to the mining company Samarco in the state of Minas Gerais…I. Criteria for Visit: Respect towards Victims…This visit should prioritize the perspective of victims and affected populations…II. Mandatory Responsibility to Fulfill Rights: The Need for a Treaty…III. Agenda Proposal…[M]eetings with victims should be the priority and at the very least there should be one broader participatory meeting with organizations…III. a. THEMATIC PRIORITIES:…1) human rights violations around large-scale mining 2) human rights violations around hydroelectric dams/large infrastructure projects 3) lack of protection for human rights defenders III.b. CASES AND PRIORITY TOPICS 1. Mariana (state of Minas Gerais)…2. Altamira (state of Pará)…3. Rio de Janeiro (state of Rio de Janeiro)…4. Mato Grosso do Sul – Situation of the Indigenous Guarani-Kaiowá…5. Brasília (Federal District)…IV. Documentation – Additional Information…[W]e will send you documentation compiled from our work following these processes over many years…[It refers to Delta and Thyssen Krupp Companhia Siderúrgica do Atlântico]