Although the war has receded, the pain and loss still follow many policy families, war invalids and martyrs. In fact, some wounds will eventually be healed, but the colorless, odorless, and tasteless ones can only be understood by those who are victims of Agent Orange. When the weather changes, ...

The text that follows presents an overview of problems posed by herbicides and defoliants, including Agent Orange. This product, containing dioxin, was the most widely used in Vietnam and today, more than 30 years after the end of the war, its effects can still be felt.

In 1940* the Second World War began and colonial Vietnam suffered from its effects twofold. On the one hand, the colonial regime recruited thousands of men and sent them to France, to incorporate them into the army or, above all, to set them to work in factories. After the defeat, many of these ...

These diseases and deformities cause persistent pain, unhappiness, and trauma both physically and mentally for many victims and their families over the course of two or three generations. Each victim has a different pain, and each victim family has a different circumstance, but they all suffer.

The war has receded, but the sequelae left to Agent Orange victims persist for generations. According to research, Agent Orange/dioxin can cause negative effects on the human body, such as:

Firstly Agent Orange Justice - Australia-Vietnam Solidarity Network (AOJ-AVSN) would like to thank VAVA for inviting US to this conference, for giving US the opportunity to report on the Australian struggle for justice for Vietnam's AO victims and for the hospitality shown to our members in ...

The war has receded, but victims of Agent Orange and their relatives have been crying for decades, even every day because of the pain and of a hopeless future because of the evil sequelae. They have tried their best but nothing could be changed. The Agent Orange catastrophe forever lingers ...

Admiral Elmo Zam Waly (US Military) was the person who ordered the spraying of Agent Orange on the war zones in South Vietnam where his son - Lieutenant Elom Zam Waly was on duty. The actions of Elmo Zam Waly not only caused catastrophe for the Vietnamese people and millions of Vietnamese ...