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"The manufacture
and use of Agent Orange is a human rights violation against Vietnamese
victims, by Lệ Hà, Vietnam
Net, Hanoi, February 23, 2006.
And
Their Children: Four million Vietnamese still suffer after-effecs
of the U.S. military's defoliant Agent Orange,
by Cydney Gillis, Real Change News, Seattle, WA, December 15,
2005.
South Korean
Vietnam War veterans still haunted by Agent Orange,
by Kim Hyung-jin, Yonhap News, February 15, 2006.
Mental
health problems caused by war service afflict veterans' families
and children too, Collateral
Damage, by Kellie Bisset, The Weekend Australian, February 11,
2006.
Cancer risk
increased for Vietnam vets who didn't spray Agent Orange
, Obesity, Fitness & Wellness Week, May 14, 2005.
Court rules U.S. firms pay South Korean Vietnam veteran Agent
Orange victims, , by Kwon
Ji-young,Korea Herald, January 27, 2006.
Agent Orange
Victims win lawsuit: South
Korea Court ordered two U.S. firms to pay $62 million in medical
compensation, by Kim Tong-hyun, The Korea Times, January 26, 2006.
Dow and Monsanto
ordered to pay damages over Agent Orange
to Vietnam veterans in South Korea, Agence France Press, January
26, 2006.
The aftermath
of Agent Orange, local
woman forms nonprofit to aid affected children, by Kimberly Nicoletti,
Aspen Times Weekly, January 14, 2006.
Agent Orange,
 Program
#37-05, Univ. of South Florida, produced by Miae Kim, January
3, 2006.
More initiatives
in support of Vietnamese AO victims, says Mme Binh, Vietnam
News Agency, December 30, 2005.
December
7th 2005 Agent Orange Tour to Portland, by Dan Shea, Veterans
For Peace, Local Chapter 72, and KBOO
interview, by Miae Kim, December 29, 2005.
U.S. vets join
Vietnamese Agent Orange victims, by Elisabeth Schreinemacher,
Inter Press Service News Agency, Human Rights, December 19, 2005.
Repercussion
of Agent Orange —
an exhibition of panel posters in Hanoi, December 16-21,
see Nhan Dan Daily, December
17, 2005.
Vietnam:
Lessons of forgiveness and hope, by Bette Lee, The Portland
Alliance, Volume 25, No. 12, December 2005, page 9.
The U.S.
people support the Vietnamese victims of Agent Orange. by
VN, Lao Ðộng Daily, Dec. 15, 2005 .
The Agent
Orange victim delegation concluded its successful tour of the
U.S. by VNA reporter in New York, Nhân Dân Daily,
Dec. 14, 2005.
Agent Orange
discoverer tries to make amends. by Linda Conner Lambeck,
Connecticut Post (Bridgeport, CT), Dec. 10, 2005 .
Agent
Orange victims: "The war continues in the bodies of Vietnamese".
by Pepe Lorenzo, People's Weekly World Newspaper, Dec. 8, 2005.
Vietnamese
reparations "tour": For me, a night of sadness, anger
and partial redemption. by Jack Dalton, Dec. 7, 2005 .
Agent Orange victims speak by Russell Max Simon, December
4, 2005...
An old
enemy comes to U.S. by Chau Lam, Newsday
November 17, 2005, reprrinted in Los Angeles Times,
Nov. 27, 2005 .
Vietnamese
victims of Agent Orange touring the U.S. by Paddy Colligan,
Nov. 26, 2005 .
March 2006
International Conferene on Agent Orange: in Hanoi, Vietnam—The
Call.
AFP English,
November 28, 2005 at the Wall: Vietnamese, Americans highlight
plight of Agent Orange victims
Chicago
Tribune, November 25, 2005: Vietnamese aided on war poison
claim
By Oscar Avila... Read here.
Washington,
Nov. 26 (VNA) - C-Span,on Nov. 25 evening carried a segment
presenting two books written by Philip
Jones
Griffiths, about Viet Nam and the consequences of Agent Orange/Dioxin
in the war-torn country.
Soldiers and Scientists present Depleted
Uranium—the Agent Orange of the Iraq War 11/10/2005
at the Riverdale-Yonkers Society for Ethical Culture (Bronx, NY).
Solidarity
message from Nodutdol for the Korean community development
to VAVA delegation on November 16, 2005 at the Community Church
of New York. See Programme.
Lao Dong
(Labor Daily) reported 11/12/2005 on the victims of Agent
Orange touring the United States... and how the U.S. Embassy denied
Nguyen Muoi's visa because he is poor and unemployed...
Dedications by young Vietnamese to victims of Agent Orange. Click
dioxinvietnam.blogspot
(English) and chatdocdacam.info
(Vietnamese)
November 6, 2005: International Day of Action in 6 countries:
10,642 email blitz. Read Appeal from
Collectif Vietnam Dioxine in France.
From Vietnam to Bhopal: Monsanto's
Agent Orange - Agent of death by
S. Chatterjee
Ecology Prof Fukurawa Hisao of the
Kyoto Univ.
compared the U.S. use of Agent Orange to that of the atomic bombs
in Hiroshima and Nagazaki. Read Lao
Dong 11/4/2005.
Vietnam Children of Dioxin organizes
a November 2005 tour of 6 cities in France for musician Nguyễn
Thanh Tùng, a young Vietnamese victim of Agent Orange, performing
solo on monochord.
Vietnam-Russia Tropical Center: Russian Scientists announced a
universal treatment with peptide for victims of Agent Orange.
See Lao Dong Oct 29, 2005
Brief
by Agent Orange victims was submitted to the 2nd Circuit Court
of Appeals in New York on September 30, 2005 against 36 US chemical
companies. See full brief and comments.
Washington DC - Sept. 24, 2005: Agent Orange
issue raised at the United for Peace and Justice national mass
action against the war in Iraq. See picture
story.
Ambassador Michael Marine said the U.S. Environment Protection
Agency is collecting samples of soil in the Da Nang airport, a
dioxin warehouse during the war, ... Read
more...
Agent Orange victims
are appealing the dismissal of their lawsuit against the US chemical
firms that made and supplied the chemicals sprayed over Viet Nam
during the war. Briefs will be submitted to the US Court of Appeals
on September 30. Read Vietnam
News, Sept. 20, 2005
Eurofins Ergo is testing dioxin level in
Vietnam. Read Tuổi Trẻ Online
Sept. 17, 2005
The story of Mai Giảng Vũ, Tuổi
Trẻ Daily, Sept. 10, 2005.
Our Campaign and VAVA —
a report from Hanoi, May 20, 2005 by Merle Ratner.
Meet with
Dr Phan Thị Phi Phi, representative of the Vietnamese Agent
Orange victims suing the U.S. chemical companies at 1199 Bread
& Roses Gallery, March 5, 2005 at 3:00 PM, Manhattan.
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