Incidents of violations involving rights of Indigenous Peoples

Chailease Holding Company Limited’s 2024 Sustainability Report is described on the current page as reporting no violations involving the rights of indigenous peoples.

A direct zero-incidents response addresses the quantitative requirement in GRI 411-1(a). Where no incidents exist, the four status and remediation references in GRI 411-1(b) are not applicable.

The card should therefore:

retain the zero-incidents result;

identify the exact page containing the direct answer;

remove the statement that outcomes or corrective measures are insufficient;

remove discrimination, forced-labor and general employee-incident information;

remove supplier social-assessment information; and

classify the disclosure as an adequate zero-incidents response, subject to confirming the cited page in the report.

A report with zero incidents is not required to invent corrective actions or remediation outcomes.

The current card itself states that the report records no violations but then incorrectly treats missing corrective-action detail and supplier assessment as gaps.

SQM’s 2024 Sustainability Report is described on the current page as stating that there were no violations involving the rights of indigenous peoples during the reporting period.

The card should:

retain the direct zero-incidents answer on page 362;

state that the four incident-status and remediation references are not applicable because the total is zero;

remove corruption and legal-action information from page 364;

remove child-labor and health-and-safety information;

remove the claim that those unrelated topics are insufficiently quantified; and

classify the report as an adequate zero-incidents disclosure for GRI 411-1.

Other human-rights or community-management disclosures can provide context but are not needed to complete a zero-incidents response under this disclosure.

The current card confirms the zero result but assesses unrelated disclosures as though they were part of GRI 411-1.

Zydus Wellness Limited’s Integrated Annual Report 2024–25 reports zero incidents involving the rights of indigenous peoples on report page 86.

The GRI content index on report page 99 directs users to page 86.

The card should:

correct the substantive page reference from page 52 to page 86;

state explicitly that the reported value is zero;

recognize that status and remediation information is not applicable where no incidents exist;

remove manufactured-capital and customer-health-and-safety information;

remove the absence of case outcomes or mitigation measures as a gap; and

classify the disclosure as an adequate zero-incidents response.

The surrounding Human Rights section provides policy and grievance-mechanism context, but this context is not a substitute for—and is not needed to supplement—the direct zero result.

Zydus reports: zero incident of violations involving rights of indigenous people on report page 86, while its GRI index maps 411-1 to that page.