The carmaker has employed a historian to examine its conduct following allegations it had allowed the torture of employees critical of the 60s regime Volkswagen has appointed a historian to look into the carmaker's actions during Brazil's military dictatorship, following allegations it had allowed the torture of employees critical of the regime. The move comes after former employees filed a civil lawsuit in Brazil last year which claimed 12 workers were arrested and tortured in a VW factory near...
Torture claims force Volkswagen to confront dealings with Brazilian junta
The Guardian - 4 Nov 2016 03:48
The carmaker has employed a historian to examine its conduct following allegations it had allowed the torture of employees critical of the 60s regime Volkswagen has appointed a historian to look into the carmaker's actions during Brazil's military dictatorship, following allegations it had allowed the torture of employees critical of the regime. The move comes after former employees filed a civil lawsuit in Brazil last year which claimed 12 workers were arrested and tortured in a VW factory near...
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