For over 13 years doctors and yoga practitioners at the Sambhavna Trust Clinic in Bhopal have been using yoga techniques amongst other natural therapies to treat those suffering from lung conditions including Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease […]
On June 27th 2013 the U.S. Second Circuit Appeals Court affirmed a District Court order granting summary judgment to Union Carbide Corporation in the civil action Sahu v. UCC, which began in 2004. The action sought
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Last week, Satinath Sarangi and Safreen Khan from Bhopal were invited to speak at Unison’s 2013 National Delegate Conference in Liverpool. Safreen Khan – whose parents were affected by the 1984 disaster was representing the International
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We are pleased to announce fantastic news from Agnes Riley of Dumfries who has just completed her 30-mile, coast to coast walk across the Lake District in aid of the Bhopal Medical Appeal. Sporting red BMA
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Fiona who is 73 years old from Oxford is undertaking a bike ride from Dieppe to Versailles in June to raise funds jointly for The Bhopal Medical Appeal and The Iraqi Association. Fiona’s route, devised by
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Last week, protesters gathered outside Dow Chemical’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) at the Dow headquarters in Michigan to urge Dow to take responsibility for the ongoing tragedy in Bhopal, India. In December 1984, 27 tonnes of
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Last week Bhopal Medical Appeal supporter Giles Clarke gave his third talk to students at the British International School in New York. Giles has traveled to Bhopal on numerous occasions and has taken some stunning and
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Today in Mumbai more than 200 survivors of the Bhopal gas disaster occupied the offices of Dow Chemical Corporation in Vikhroli, Mumbai. Union Carbide has been a wholly owned subsidiary of Dow Chemical since 2001. The
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Press Statement, April 7th 2013 At a press conference organized on the occasion of the World Health Day, staff at the Sambhavna Trust Clinic in Bhopal presented the findings of a recent study that show that
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PhysioNet, a UK-registered charity, collects redundant paediatric physiotherapy equipment, mobility aids, wheelchairs and other ‘care in the community’ items from around the UK. The equipment is refurbished by volunteers and through their sister charity, HM Prison
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Thousands of people suffered agonising deaths in 1984 when Union Carbide released a cloud of toxic gas in Bhopal, India. Another 15,000 died afterwards, victims of the toxic cloud of methyl-isocyanate gas (MIC), and 100,000 still
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The Bhopal Memorial Hospital & Research Center (BMHRC) has been ordered by the Central Information Commission (CIC) to reveal details of controversial clinical trials carried out at the hospital including that of patients who died during
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