In 2014, the Se-wol ferry sank off Korea’s coast and more than three-hundred people, mostly high school students on a school trip, lost their lives. Many Koreans thought it was more than a simple accident. Rather, […]
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Women Survivor Activists (a working title) is a work-in-progress series of empowering formal portraits of women living in the shadows of the Bhopal Disaster site. Working with anthropologist Apoorva Dixit, born in Bhopal but raised in
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A five-strong team of runners set out on the British London 10k in support of the Bhopal Medical Appeal last Sunday, 21st July. A muggy, warm Sunday morning, preceding this week’s heatwave, presented trying enough conditions
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Mother and Child by Sunday Times best-selling author Annie Murray is a moving story of loss, friendship and hope over two generations. Inspired by the Bhopal Disaster, Annie’s novel is now published with all of the
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Fotobookfestival Kassel is a charitable foundation with an annual festival of works by established and emerging talents, publishers, designers, printers, curators and booksellers. The Kassel Dummy Award recognises the best unpublished photobook mock-up of the year.
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On July 1st, Chingari held an ‘Eid Milan’ celebration event. The meaning of Milan is to meet one another and, during Eid, they meet by hugging. It’s a beautiful, simple act and all of the children
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A scorching hot weekend at the end of June saw thousands of revellers searching for any shade they could find at the Glastonbury Festival. Think then of BMA’s volunteer litter pickers who were doing a full
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On 31 August, 2017, a merger was completed between the Dow Chemical Company and DuPont to form a single, gargantuan chemical corporation. It was, at that time, the world’s largest. Known as DowDuPont, it was worth
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A different kind of “911” happened in 1984. September 11, 1984 was the date that Union Carbide management received the results of an “Operational Safety/Health Survey” completed at the Institute Methyl Isocyanate (MIC) Unit in West
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Author of ‘Rethinking Bhopal’, Kenneth Bloch, is a process safety professional who has taken a very deep interest in the Bhopal Disaster story. Rethinking Bhopal is a meticulously researched account of history’s worst single-incident industrial disaster.
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On the occasion of International Day of Yoga, members of the Sambhavna Trust Clinic, addressed a press conference calling for the use of yoga in treating pain among the survivors of the Union Carbide disaster in
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On World Environment Day 2019, members of the Sambhavna Trust Clinic addressed a press conference with new information concerning the toxic contamination of groundwater in the aquifers surrounding the abandoned Union Carbide factory, site of the
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