Monday, 25/11/2024

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French opinion supports Tran To Nga’s justice fight for AO victims

French opinion supports Tran To Nga’s justice fight for AO victims

Many French media outlets have reiterated Tran To Nga's decades-long arduous and challenging fight for justice.

Hope rises from Agent Orange's shadow

The war may be over, but the effects of Agent Orange/dioxin still haunt many Vietnamese families. Yet, even in that pain, there are signs of hope—people who rise above their difficult circumstances. Take the story of a young man with severe disabilities, caused by the dioxin exposure his father suffered while fighting in Quang Tri. His journey is a powerful example of resilience.
Vietnam perseveres in seeking justice for Agent Orange/dioxin victims

In Vietnam, AO effects have reached the fourth generation. There are about 850,000 victims in the second generation, 350,000 others in the third generation, and about 500 in the fourth generation in the country.

OV, French citizens rally in support of Tran To Nga’s Agent Orange lawsuit

The activity took place ahead of the May 7 hearing at the Paris Court of Appeals, which continues the trial of Nga's lawsuit against Bayer-Monsanto and 13 other companies that manufactured or marketed the AO/dioxin used by the US military during the war in Vietnam from 1961 to 1971.