In the June 2018 issue of the Safety Institute of Australia’s publication ‘OHS Professional’ BMA’s Tim Edwards and Colin Toogood describe a litany of occupational health and safety transgressions from the earliest days of the Union […]
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Sir Mark Tully is the former Bureau Chief of BBC, New Delhi and was one of the first correspondents to find himself in Bhopal as the early stages of the disaster began to unfold. Even for
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Bhopal Gas Peedit Nirashrit Pension Bhogi Sangharsh Morcha or BGPNPBSM represents the rights of pensioners, survivors of the gas disaster, who have never received the justice they deserve. They will have only ever received a pittance
‘Bhopal: A Prayer For Rain’ Screening at River to River Film Festival, Florence 8:30pm Weds 9th December. Followed by Q&A with Director Ravi Kumar and Colin Toogood, representing the Bhopal Medical Appeal. River to River Florence
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In a significant development for the Bhopal Disaster case, the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) has offered to undertake a full evaluation of the spread of toxic waste at the derelict Union Carbide factory in Bhopal.
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‘The fact of Bhopal’s second disaster is that innocent people, mostly living in extreme poverty, have found themselves poisoned not once, but twice.’ Read our very own Colin Toogood’s article in the December 2014 issue of the
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Year 12 and 13 students at Acton High School last week marked the 30th anniversary of the world’s worst industrial disaster. On the evening of December the 2nd, 1984, an accident at Union Carbide’s pesticide factory
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December 17th saw the Amnesty International UK (AIUK) exhibition launch of Arts Council England funded project, by photographer Francesca Moore, ‘Bhopal: Facing 30′. The Project looks at the people and the place of the Bhopal disaster
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Dow Chemical to face civil & criminal cases over Bhopal ‘Curative Petition’, Indian Supreme Court on August 5th & Bhopal Chief Judicial Magistrate, in Criminal Case, 12th November. US chemical giant Dow Chemical faces a ‘curative
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Pressure building on Dow ( #DowChemical ) over Bhopal gas leak case THE HINDU reports: The Dow Chemical Company came under renewed pressure from human rights organisations this week as the date for its court appearance
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Back at the start of May, over three evenings, drama students from the University of Roehampton performed their interpretation of an experimental photo essay by senior lecturer Paul Antick. On the final night the performance was
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When Colin (BMA) asked me to write a few words on my time in Bhopal, this isn’t what I imagined I would come up with, but this seems most pertinent to my post trip feelings. I
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