Long walk to find justice in Agent Orange toxic debacle

War correspondent-turned-justice-seeker Trần Tố Nga has been fighting for justice for herself and other Agent Orange victims since 2014, when she launched a lawsuit in Paris against 14 companies that allegedly produced the chemicals used by the US military in its "defoliation" campaign in South Việt Nam between 1961 and 1971.

Ascott Việt Nam and Blue Dragon join forces for the “Dragon Walk for Change” in Hà Nội

vietnamnews.vn - 31/Oct 13:39

The Dragon Walk for Change invites a vibrant community of over 1,500 participants, including embassies, NGOs, international schools, and leading...

Two women spreading love to ease the pain for Agent Orange victims

vietnamnews.vn - 29/Oct 03:12

At the Centre for Nurturing and Rehabilitation of Agent Orange/Dioxin victims in Nghĩa Thắng, Tư Nghĩa District, Quảng Ngãi Province, two...

Two women spreading love to ease the pain for Agent Orange victims

vietnamnews.vn - 29/Oct 03:12

At the Centre for Nurturing and Rehabilitation of Agent Orange/Dioxin victims in Nghĩa Thắng, Tư Nghĩa District, Quảng Ngãi Province, two...

Toxic PFAS in menstrual pads harm reproductive health, advocates says

theguardian.com - 02/Nov 12:00

California lawsuit demands Carefree and parent company Edgewell remove chemicals or add warning label

Tiền Giang mobilises resources for Agent Orange victims

vietnamnews.vn - 23/Oct 10:38

The Mekong Delta province of Tiền Giang aims to mobilise more resources to support people affected by Agent Orange.

AMABHUNGANE: The 346 pesticides in SA that cause cancer, birth defects or worse, and the fight to keep them

daily maverick - 30/Oct 02:30

The pesticide industry is pushing back against the government’s ban on chemicals classified as carcinogenic, mutagenic or toxic to reproductive...

Arm Will Revoke Qualcomm's License To Use Their Chip Design Technology

thecekodok.com - 23/Oct 18:40

Arm will revoke the license that allowed Qualcomm to use their architecture to develop chips according to a Bloomberg report. This is a continuation...