The BMA always uses a figure of 8-10,000 deaths within the first 72 hours and this is, generally speaking, agreed as incontestable. It is the figure used by most credible organisations including ourselves, the combined survivors […]
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Never mind that the weak British Government refused to ban Dow Chemicals from sponsoring the UK Olympics, here in India the children at Chingari in Bhopal demonstrated a strength and resilience that would put the whole
Avril’s Blog: Chingari’s Annual Sports Day Read More »
The Bhopal Marathon is an ordeal of pain- but measured in miles not years. For more than twenty eight years some of the poorest people on earth, sick, living on the edge of hunger, without funds, wealthy
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Congratulations to photographer Alex Masi for an ‘Honorable Mention’ in the UNICEF photo of the year for his ‘Bhopal Second Disaster’ photographic work. India: Yesterday’s disaster is today’s tragedy In December 1984, a gas tank exploded
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‘The Corporation that Changed the World: How the East India Company Shaped the Modern Multinational’ by Nick Robins, 2nd Edition, 2012 Published by Pluto Press, the new edition expands the tale of how the British East India Company
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Last week vigils were held across Boston to commemorate 28th Anniversary of the Bhopal Gas Disaster. Members of the International Campaign for Justice in Bhopal (ICJB), Boston chapter, organized a series of die-ins and protests across
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‘Bhopal: Dow Now’ is a short series of photographs of the abandoned Union Carbide factory, which was bought after the disaster by Dow Chemical. Dow raises two points of view: – Now: the series illustrates the
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http://youtu.be/IfBlhB6nFrA Tens of thousands of victims of India’s worst ever industrial disaster – the 1984 catastrophic gas leak at the Union Carbide plant in Bhopal– are still waiting for justice, and women are suffering disproportionately, Amnesty
Amnesty International- 28 years later, women in Bhopal still waiting for justice Read More »
Swedish general practitioner Ingrid Eckerman has been permanently denied access to India to visit the family who have adopted her as their ‘grandmother’. Eckerman, who has been denied access to the country since she wrote a
Swedish Doctor and Bhopal Author Banned In India Read More »
Photographer Adriano Marzi has released a photo essay titled ‘Bhopal Toxic Legacy’ on website photoshelter. You can see the full slide show on Photoshelter here
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A Cuppa of Tea, an e- book by Good Olddays is available now from Amazon and Smashwords. It’s dedication reads: “Dedication To The Abandoned. I would like to dedicate my book the the Bhopal families who
Dedication to Bhopalis in recently released e-book Read More »
A new petition has been created which calls for the extradition proceedings on Warren Anderson to satisfy outstanding warrants in India due to the Bhopal Disaster. The petition which states that Warren Anderson has been declared a fugitive
Whitehouse petition calling for the extradition of Warren Anderson Read More »
