Since 2009 the "U.S.A." is paying 1,52 billion dollars annually to the Agent Orange victims for their NATO crimes with Agent Orange contamination. It took 40 years until the criminal "U.S.A." also granted compensation to Vietnamese and not only to their own "U.S." victims in the "U.S.A."

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Photo corner with Agent Orange victims
3 photos with Agent Orange victims	Agent Orange victim, a Korean veteran Agent Orange victim, a Korean veteran Agent Orange victim, a Korean veteran	Text: "Vietnam War has ended, but for Agent Orange victims the war is still going on. Korean veteran from Vietnam War, victim of Agent Orange." Text: "The dried up body like a mummy...I wonder if I was really a warrior, who has once run through the jungle on fire at Vietnam from lines when I was full of strenght and bravery. Korean veteran from Vietnam War, victim of Agent Orange." Text: "What am I? Not a hero nor a criminal, but a victim of the history. The body fatally damaged from Agent Orange." Korean veteran from Vietnam War, victim of Agent Oranage."
3 Agent Orange victims	Agent Orange victim Jonh Ball	Text: "Jonh Ball, Jr., national poster child for the March of Dimes. He was born with a congenital birth defect, which researchers fear may be linked to father's exposure to dioxin."
Agent Orange victim Daniel Salmon Text: "The photograph is of Daniel Salmon, who had made a career in the Air Force as an electrician. He served two tours in Vietnam, where he helped clear land for airstrips. They used a defoliant, and he was exposed repeatedly. Several years later, he developed nausea, headaches, intestinal problems, and sores. Some of his fingers were amputated and then both legs. He died in 1984. After leaving the Air Force, he couldn't for al ong time, get social security disability or medical benefits. His death report does say his health problems could have resulted from Agent Orange." Agent Orange victim Dan Loney Text: "...Dan Loney had many symptoms related to toxic chemical exposure - numbness, nausea, and headaches. I spent the morning and afternoon photographing the family. The wife had had several miscarriages. The daughter was born with an arm that ends below her shoulder. She's very beautiful."
The fith of NATO's Vietnam veterans: "USA", Australia, New Zealand, Korea Text: "In 1979, the US Congresshad to pass a law permitting studies of consequences affecting Vietnam Veterans. Meanwhile, 25,000 Vets filed lawsuits against the managers of seven US major manufacturers of Agent Orange for having supplied toxic chemicals to the US Armed Forces. In April 1987, the Federal High Court confirmed that $200,000,000 would be indemnified nearly 20,000 Veterans of the Second Indochina War: The Vets had come from the United States, Austraila and New Zealand. THe expenditures on studies of the disaster caused by Agent Orange amounted to $155,000,000. In 1977 the Vets set up an international organization named AOVI. In 26 states mass organizations came up to watch the aftermath of Agent Orange of victims. A medical check carried out on Australian Vets confirmed that at least 10% of them were so seriously affected that their spouses suffered miscarriages and that 1/4 of their new-born children had malformations.  In 1980, the Australian Vets demanded compensation on the grounds of being affected by Agent Orange used by US troops in Vietnam. In April 15th, 1993, a number of South Korean troops having fought in Vietnam staged a street demonstration to demand the improvement in health care conditions and compensation of their ill health caused by dioxin. According to them, nearly 5,000 Veterans had been affected. An investigatory body was set up to study their health conditions."

Showcase with books: book collection about Vietnam War and Agent Orange
Book collection about Vietnam War and Agent Orange
Book collection about Vietnam War and Agent Orange 01	Book collection about Vietnam War and Agent Orange02
Book collection about Vietnam War and Agent Orange 03	Book collection about Vietnam War and Agent Orange 04
Book collection about Vietnam War and Agent Orange 05

Agent Orange conferences
Agent Orange conferences, photo gallery Paris 1970: International Scientific Conference about pesticides at Paris 1970   The International Scientific Conference on Herbicides at Paris in 1970, the panel - the text Text: "The International Scientific Conference on herbicide used by the US in Vietnam held on 12 December 1970 in Paris - France."
Hanoi 2006: International Agent Orange Conference Agent Orange Conference at Hanoi in 2006 01 Agent Orange Conference at Hanoi in 2006 01, text Text: "ñThe International Conference on Agent Orange / Dioxin Victims held in Hanoi from 28-29 March 2006." Agent Orange Conference at Hanoi in 2006 02 Agent Orange Conference at Hanoi in 2006 02, text Text: "Mrs. Joan Anne Duffy Newberry, Mr. Ralph Steele, Mr. Daniel J. Shea (first row from left). American victims of Agent Orange, veterans from Vietnam War, at the International Conference on Agent Orange / Dioxin Victims held in Hanoi from 28-29 March 2006." Agent Orange Conference at Hanoi in 2006 03 Agent Orange Conference at Hanoi in 2006 03, text Text: "Mr. Eric Giblett, an Australian victim of Agent Orange, a veteran from Vietnam War, at the International Conference on Agent Orange / Dioxin Victims held in Hanoi from 28-29 March 2006."
Paris 2009: The International People's Tribunal supporting Vietnamese Agents Orange victims
The International People's Tribunal supporting Vietnamese Agents Orange victims, May 15-18, 2009, at Paris	Text: "The Presiding Body and the Jury at The International People's Tribunal of Conscience in Support of the Vietnamese Victims of Agent Orange held on May 15-18, 2009 in Paris by the International Association of Democratic Lawyers."
South Korean representatives of Agent Orange victims in South Korea at the The International People's Tribunal supporting Vietnamese Agents Orange victims, May 15-18, 2009, at Paris	Text: "Mr. Wan Soo Lee is a Korean veteran taking part in sprayng defoliants in the Vietnam war in 1969. He represents the Korean Disabled Veteran's Association for Agent Orange to give witness at the tribunal"
Mr. Mai Gian Vu froim Saigon (today: Ho Chi Minh City, HCMC) was witnessing the The International People's Tribunal supporting Vietnamese Agents Orange victims, May 15-18, 2009, at Paris.	Text: "Mr. Mai Giang Vu from HCMC, Vietnam, is a witness at the Tribunal. He was born in 1937, and served in the South Vietnam's army in tasks of spraying defoliants from 1968 to 1974. He lost three children to the effects of agent orange."
Pham The Minh at the International People's Tribunal supporting Vietnamese Agents Orange victims at Paris 2009	Text: "Mr. Pham The Minh (the man on crutches), born in 1975 in Hai Phong, Vietnam, is an agent orange victim witnessing at the Tribunal. His father was exposed to agent orange when his military unid stationed in Quang Tri Province."

Texts and newspapers
Texts and newspapers
	Text 1: "U.S." veterans get compensation, the Vietnamese not Speech by Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh, Honorary President of the Society for Agent Orange Victim and Dioxin, at the conference in favor of Vietnamese Agent Orange victimn, held on July 25, 2004 in Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City): "U.S." agent Orange victim receive compensation, Vietnamese victims not. Text: "...In the coming time, together with the Front of the Fatherland and all the people, the Association of Orange Agent victims hope to mobilize the majority of the people in the country to actively provide more supports to the victims of Orange toxicsfor alleviating their misery and sufferings. On the other hand, we think that the USA should acknowledge the consequences caused by Orange Agent to Vietnamese people, and should implement their resposibiliteis in spiritual and material aspects to Vietnamese victims in the samke way as they have done to the American veterans victims. No excuse can justify that those who sat on the planes and spread toxics have been considered as catching or contracting disease, while those who had been spread toxics on their heads or had to use the food and water mixed with toxics have not been recognized. This is an extremely severe violation of hunman rights. In immediate time, the manufacturers of chemical toxics, including inter alia the dioxins of high toxicity for supply to the American army shall have to meet the requests of the Orange Agent victims, to make satisfactory compensations to them. THe aspirations and requests of Vietnam are extremely legitimate, being in accordance with ethics and international laws." (Speech delivered by Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh, honor President of Dioxin Orange Agent victims Association, at the Conference in support to Vietnam Orange Agent Victims held on 25 July, 2004 in Ho Chi Minh City).
	Text 2: The criminal "U.S." government and the criminal pharmaceutical companies must pay for the damage caused by Agent Orange: 1.52 billion Dollar per year since 2009 Excerpt from the Summary of the Board of Decision-Making - International People's Tribunal in favor of Vietnamese Agent Orange victims, May 15-16, 2009, Paris, France Text: "The US war in Vietnam was an illegal war of aggression The massive spraying of Agent Orange /  Dioxin on the southern part of Vietna mand the massive bombardemnet of the northern part of Vietnam demonstrated that the United STates violated the UN Charter mandate to refrain from the use of force in international relations. THe Chemical companies knew their Dioxin-laced products would be used in Vietnam; yet they continued to manufacture and supply these agents with very high levels of Dioxin to the US government. By providing poisonous weapons, these companies in question were involved in the war crimes committed by the US government. Also, the use of illegal weapons in an illegal war has caused so much pain, suffering and anguish to at least 3 to 4 million Vietnamese and their families.
-- The United States Government is guilty of the offenses listed above and determines that the damage to the environment of Vietnam can be defined as "ecocide"; -- The Chemical companies who were charged in the summons and complaint are guilty of complicity in the offenses listed above. -- The United States Government and the Chemical companies which manufactured and supplied Agent Orange must fully compensate the victims of Agent Orange and their families. The US Government and the Chemical companies must also perform remedial work to the environment to remove the contamination of DIoxin from the soil and the water, and especially from the "hot spots" around former US military bases. The amount of $1.52 billion a year being paid by the United States Government to the US Vietnam veteran victims of Agent Orange can be employed as a guide for the calculation performed by the Agent Orange Comission."
Newspaper articles about Agent Orange
	Newspaper about Agent Orange 01 Activists blast Agent Orange hypocrisy, renew justice appeal Agent of terror
	Newspaper about Agent Orange 02 INternational tribunal orders US to recompense Vietnam's Agent Orange victims Verdict welcomed, cry for justice to grow stronger
	Newspaper about Agent Orange 03 Activists hold little hope for legal justice on Agent Orange Agent of Terror
	Newspaper about Agenet Orange 04 "It's a start"

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