Press release of Vietnamese Agent Orange Relief & Responsibility Campaign
Supreme Court’s Denial of Vietnamese Agent Orange Lawsuit Denies Justice
Corporate Campaign Launched Against Dow & Monsanto
The Vietnam Agent Orange Relief & Responsibility Campaign deeply regrets the U.S. Supreme Court’s refusal to review the dismissal of the lawsuit of
We are also saddened by the decision not to review the dismissal of two actions brought by U.S. Vietnam veterans exposed to Agent Orange, who did not receive compensation from the chemical companies in the original, 1984, class action settlement, because they did not become sick until later.
“It is unfortunate that U.S. courts have chosen, contrary to U.S. and international law, to deny justice to millions of Vietnamese who suffer from the spraying of dioxin-laden Agent Orange which has left several generations of victims severely sick and disabled,” said attorney for the Vietnamese plaintiffs, JonathanC. Moore. Agent Orange also destroyed the ecosystems in many locations in
But while this particular legal action may have ended it has succeeded in awakening an unstoppable worldwide effort to assure justice and compensation for
In the following months, we will be stepping up our corporate campaign aimed at bringing public support for the victims to bear on the two largest and most culpable of the corporations – Dow & Monsanto. We will bring these two giant corporations that before the court of public opinion until they meet their responsibilities to compensate their victims!