In 2016, Annie Murray celebrated the publication of her 20th novel, an incredible achievement by any standards. Now The War Is Over was a sequel to War Babies, which were both Sunday Times Top Ten Bestsellers, […]
Not just a wife, a mother, Quaker and speaker, a writer, a runner, a cyclist… Read More »
Over the last year, financial uncertainty resulting from the Brexit referendum has seen the value of sterling fall steeply. Foreign exchange rate fluctuations are able to have an acute impact upon the Bhopal Medical Appeal because
Report by Tim Edwards, Managing Trustee If you happen to think of the year recently passed in terms of two extraordinary events, please also consider the events I’m about to describe. On September 2nd, Sambhavna Trust
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Dow Chemical’s generosity toward President Trump, in donating $1million toward his inauguration ceremony, has been rewarded with a ‘Presidential Pen’ and is in no way connected with the reversal of proposals to ban Dow pesticides in
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Six of the world’s largest chemical companies are about to merge and create three new mega-corporations. They will control much of the world’s food supply, promoting sterile crops grown in a barren landscape, soaked in dangerous
At a press conference on the occasion of the “International Day of Yoga”, members of the Sambhavna Trust Clinic in Bhopal, India, called upon the State and Central governments to include Yoga therapy in the treatment
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Yoga is an ancient physical, mental and spiritual practice that originated in India and is now practiced worldwide. The word ‘yoga’ derives from Sanskrit and means to join or to unite, symbolizing the union of body
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Social Club is an amalgam of musicians formed from a group of reunited school mates, augmented by a bunch of more recent friends, playing a range of lively blues, rock & roll, folk and Americana. After
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Ian Jarvis is a practitioner and tutor of ‘Spineworks’, a form of physical therapy focusing on the soft tissue of the body. Ian has just returned from volunteering in Bhopal, for the fourth time, where he
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On a recent holiday, BMA supporter Angela Corrie made a personal vow to climb Ben Nevis before her 70th birthday. Angela will be 70 in January and this is her story: “In my thirties, I lived
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International Centre on Nonviolent Conflict- Webinar: Transforming Women through Civil Resistance and Nonviolent Activism This ‘Voices from the Field’ webinar, discussing women’s movements fighting for better livelihoods, ending violence against women, and supporting inclusion and
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A paper recently published in ‘Current Science’, by two ex-members of the ‘Students for Bhopal’ group, outlines unmet eye-care needs among survivors of the Bhopal Gas Disaster. “A more regular eye-care unit needs to be set
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