Rep. Barbara Lee introduces HR 3518, the Victims of Agent Orange Relief Act of 2021, in the US House of Representatives.
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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.
Agent Orange Sample Resolution
Therefore Be It Resolved That, in support of the Agent Orange Relief and Responsibility Campaign, we (name of organization) demand that…
VAORRC Fact Sheet (2015): What is Agent Orange, how was it used, and what does it do?
Agent Orange is a chemical herbicidal weapon used by the U.S. government during the war in Vietnam.
VAORRC Activity Report 2010
Fighting for Justice & Compensation for Vietnamese Agent Orange Victims and All Agent Orange Victims!
Judgement of the International People’s Tribunal of Conscience
Wars do not end when the bombs stop falling and the fighting ceases. The devastation continues long after, in the land and in the minds and bodies of the affected population.
Agent Orange: Lasting Legacy of the American War in Vietnam
VAORRC Scientific presented Susan Schnall, RN, FACHE, at the Veterans For Peace 2008 National Convention
American Public Health Association (APHA) Policy on Agent Orange
It is estimated that between 1961 and 1971, approximately 77 million L of herbicides, including 49.3 million L of Agent Orange containing more than 360 kg of dioxin-contaminated defoliants, were sprayed multiple times over 5.5 million acres in South Vietnam.
The Vietnam Syndrome in Photographs by James Nachtwey
Vanity Fair VII derives its name from the number of founding photo-journalists who, in September 2001, formed this collectively owned agency. Designed from the outset to be an efficient,...
Association between Agent Orange and birth defects: systematic review and meta-analysis
International Journal of Epidemiology Association between Agent Orange and birth defects: systematic review and meta-analysis, by Anh D. Ngo, Richard Taylor, Christine L Roberts and Tuan V. Nguyen,...
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.