“The parents know the progression of the disease. The younger one will get worse, like his brother, ” Dr. Binh says.
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News and events in Vietnam and the United States, and the history of legislative efforts to support victims of Agent Orange.
51 Years after the Chemical War Began in Vietnam, We Should be Silent in Memory, Then Take Action to Remedy
On the 8th month on the 10th day at 12 noon, in commemoration of 51 years since the beginning of the spraying of Agent Orange in Vietnam, we urge you to take 51 seconds to think.
Jeanne Miller conferred The Debra Evenson Int’l Venceremos Award 2012
Congratulations to our Co-Coordinator Jeanne Mirer on the conferring of the Debra Evenson International Venceremos Award 2012 upon her by the National Lawyers Guild.
Mederos posters proceeds donated to Agent Orange victims
Proceed was donated to victims of Agent Orange via VAVA in June 2012. Thanks to the Center for Cuban Studies – Cuban Art Space.
Cancer risk increased for Vietnam vets who didn’t spray Agent Orange
Even Vietnam veterans who were not involved in spraying Agent Orange experienced higher levels of dioxin contamination, which is linked to an increased overall risk of cancer, reports a new study....
Pursue Claims Against Chemical Manufacturers Despite Decision
National Organization Supporting Justice for Vietnam’s Agent Orange Victims Vows to Pursue Claims Against Chemical Manufacturers Despite Judge Weinstein’s Decision
Meet Dr. Phan Thị Phi Phi in New York
Meet a survivor who represents three million Vietnamese Agent Orange victims.
Photography by Philip Jones Griffiths
Black and white photography of Vietnamese persons presumed to be suffering the effects of Agent Orange multiple generations after the U.S. ended the war.
Agent Orange Victims in Central Vietnam
By James Tuong Nguyen. Photos and video of the problems being transferred to next generations.



