- تاريخ تقديم الوثيقة
- 15 May 2006
- الكلمات الرئيسية
- بلدان الضرر
- الحالة الحالية
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Rejected
- القطاع
- NCP
الادعاءات
In January 2005, the government called on Royal Dutch Shell and Exxon Mobil to stop the practice of storing chemicals at and below their facilities in Brazil and to help workers and local residents with health complaints arising from the high concentrations of chemicals and heavy metals in their blood.
The complainants charge the companies have demonstrated little concern for their own employees and local residents.
This case was filed simultaneously with the complaint concerning Shell’s Pandacan oil depot in the Philippines (see: Fenceline Community, FOE NL vs. Shell).
المبادئ التوجيهية ذات الصلة لمنظمة التعاون والتنمية في الميدان الاقتصادي
- النسخة 2000 الفصل الثاني
- النسخة 2000 الفصل الثاني الفقرة II.1
- النسخة 2000 الفصل الثاني الفقرة الثانية-5
- المجلد 2000 الفصل الخامس
- النسخة 2000 الفصل الخامس الفقرة الخامس-1 البند الخامس-1-أ
- Version 2000 Chapter V Paragraph V.1 Subparagraph V.1.B
- Version 2000 Chapter V Paragraph V.1 Subparagraph V.1.C
- Version 2000 Chapter V Paragraph V.3
- النسخة 2000 الفصل الخامس الفقرة V.4
النتيجة
In June 2006, the Brazilian NCP conducted an initial assessment and accepted the complaint as a specific instance. The Dutch NCP also wrote to the Brazilian NCP and “offered its assistance in the handling of the instance’’ by providing suggestions on how it would handle the case and declaring it would closely follow the case.
In its 16 October 2006 response, Exxon claimed that it was a minor partner in the Brazilian consortium accused of the violations and that Shell, as the lead partner and “facility operator”, should be responsible for responding to the allegations in the complaint. The NCP accepted this argument and thus dismissed the case against Exxon.
تفاصيل إضافية
- المتهم
- شركة في حالة انتهاك
- المشتكون
- الأشخاص المتضررون
- Other NCP's where the complaint was filed
- تاريخ الرفض / الانتهاء
- 16 October 2006