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Le procès à travers la presse et la radio



15-09-2007
Agent Orange, Indemnisation des Victimes (... au Canada)
Radio Canada

19-06-2007
L'agent orange en procès à New York
France 24

15-06-2007
L'agent orange poursuit ses ravages au Vietnam
Réseau Canoë

27-03-2007
Ministry offers support to dioxin sufferers
Stuff.co.nz (New Zealand)

21-03-2007
Agent Orange : Des soldats seront indemnisés
Radio Canada

12-03-2007
The Last Battle of Vietnam
Time

05-03-2007
Philips taken to court over Agent Orange claims worth 1 bln eur
CNN Money

12-02-2007
Monsanto dumped toxic waste in UK
The Guardian - UK

12-02-2007
Dioxine : aide américaine à décontaminer l’aéroport de Dà Nang
Courrier du Vietnam

09-02-2007
US cash for Agent Orange study
BBC

30-01-2007
Late US veteran gives $50,000 aid to Agent Orange victims


14-12-2006
Recherches sur cancer et produits chimiques financées par l'industrie chimique ?
Actualités News Environnement

09-12-2006
Un chercheur rémunéré par l'industrie chimique
NouvelObs.com

05-06-2006
Vietnam: pas d'indemnisation des victimes de l'Agent orange
Romandie.com

01-06-2006
Agent orange, Ottawa publie ses rapports d'enquête
Radio Canada

24-05-2006
VIETNAM • "L'agent orange est une arme de destruction massive"
www.courrierinternational.com

01-05-2005
The things they still carry
Daily Southtown

30-04-2005
For victims of Agent Orange, final battle still being waged
Fairfax Digital (Australia)

29-04-2005
US appeals court to consider Agent Orange appeal in June
Vietnam new agency

27-04-2005
Vietnam les oubliés de la dioxine
Le Monde .fr

25-04-2005
Trente ans après la guerre, un million de Vietnamiens souffrent encore des effets du terrible Agent Orange.
Ouest-France

24-04-2005
Rediscovering Vietnam: Agent Orange's effects
St Louis Today (St Louis Web site

24-04-2005
A long-ago war's grimmest legacy lives on
NorthJersey.com

22-04-2005
GAO Report on Agent Orange: Limited Information Is Available on the Number of Civilians Exposed in Vietnam and Their Workers' Compensation Claims
All American Patriot

17-04-2005
Agent Orange Dioxin Raises Cancer Risk in Vietnam Veterans
Food Consumer

12-04-2005
Spokane native to be honored posthumously
The SpokesMan-Review.com

09-04-2005
Vietnamese appeal U.S. court's ruling on Agent Orange case
Newsday.com

08-04-2005
Vietnamese Agent Orange victims file appeal request
Thanh Nien News

07-04-2005
US abandons health study on Agent Orange
Nature 434, 687

01-04-2005
Peter Yarrow apologizes to Vietnam
Associated Press


From: NewsTarget.com
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Vietnamese Agent Orange lawsuit dismissed by New York judge



[23-03-2005]  US District Judge Jack B. Weinstein has sided with chemical companies in a case that was opened last year by The Vietnam Association for Victims of Agent Orange/Dioxin. The association filed a class action suit against chemical companies that supplied the military with Agent Orange, claiming that the defoliant, containing the highly toxic substance dioxin, has caused birth defects, cancer and other health problems and amounted to a violation of international law. William H. Goodman, the association's lawyer, has said the group would appeal the decision. To learn more on this topic, be sure to also read the related article, Dangerous chemicals in personal care products compromise health.

News summary:

Source: http://www.newkerala.com/news-daily/news/features.php?action=fullnews&id=83641



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* An Agent Orange case for millions of Vietnamese was dismissed in New York Thursday, closing a controversial chapter of American history.

* The damage suit, filed by an association of Vietnamese, claimed American chemical companies committed war crimes by supplying the military with the defoliant Agent Orange.The civil suit, filed last year, had sought what could have been billions of dollars in damages and the environmental cleanup of Vietnam, the New York Times said.

* The suit claimed that the defoliant, which contained the highly toxic substance dioxin, left a legacy of poison in Vietnam that caused birth defects, cancer and other health problems and amounted to a violation of international law.Until 1971 Agent Orange was widely used by the American military to clear the jungle's foliage.

* But, U.S. District Judge Jack B.Weinstein, of the Eastern District of New York in Brooklyn, sided with the chemical companies and the Justice Department, which argued that supplying the defoliant did not amount to a war crime.He said no law barred its use until "at the earliest April of 1975."






Croix Rouge Vietnamienne

Croix Rouge Vietnamienne
82 Nguyen Du, Hanoi
Vietnam
Tel: 00 844 8224030 et
00 844 9420860
Fax: 00 844 9424285
Email: agoravif@fpt.vn


Office of Genetic Counseling & Disabled Children

OGCDC
Hue Medical College
06 Ngo Quyen Street
Hue City - Vietnam
Tel: +84 54 833694
Fax: +84 54 826269
Email: ogcdc@dng.vnn.vn


Fund for Reconciliation and Development

Pour suivre le Procès en cours à New York:

Visitez la page
Agent Orange Lawsuit

de cette organisation.


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