Tag: Bhopal.net

  • Post from the Past: 2002 – Bhopal & Babylon: When Anderson Was Discovered Living It Up in the Hamptons

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    The post below was originally published by the editors of Bhopal.net over 12 years ago, on September 8, 2002. Even though Anderson died in September 2014, the fight for justice lives on. This post’s original conclusion, “[Anderson] and his wife must have been hoping Bhopal had gone away. But Bhopal will never go away. Not…

  • Help Improve Bhopal.net

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    We are calling on you for your support during one of the most critical points in the campaign, the 30th anniversary. Bhopal.net is a critical resource for the global solidarity movement for justice in Bhopal, and it NEEDS to be updated. We need your help.  We have until July 11 to raise $5,000 in order…

  • Survivors

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    “Bhopal isn’t only about charred lungs, poisoned kidneys and deformed foetuses. It’s also about corporate crime, multinational skulduggery, injustice, dirty deals, medical malpractice, corruption, callousness and contempt for the poor. Nothing else explains why the victims’ average compensation was just Rs 25,000—for a lifetime of misery. Yet the victims haven’t given up. Their struggle for…

  • What the blazes?

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    LONDON, 8 SEPT 2004. An alert Bhopal.Net reader clicking this link in our 2003 news story 57 UK MPs sign Early Day Motion in support of Bhopal, was astonished to find himself reading instead about a dog called Blaze, who has apparently been saving the lives of British soldiers in Basra. The mundane explanation for…

  • Bhopal.Net returns

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    Rumours of our demise were greatly exaggerated. Welcome to the new Bhopal.Net.

  • Porn spammers hijack Bhopal-Justice.com

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    Users of this website clicking the link to Bhopal-Justice.com, an excellent law resource website set up by the Campaign for Justice in Bhopal, a predecessor of the ICJB, may have been surprised to find themselves staring at the intimate parts of ladies called Sweetcat, Aaahhh, Sexybabe, 69_bi_teen_4u and Isabela who gives her gender, quite unnecessarily,…

  • Bhopal.net sets up Warren Anderson hotline

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    Warren Anderson, ex Chairman of Union Carbide Corporation is wanted by a court in Bhopal, India, to answer criminal charges of “culpable homicide” relating to the deaths of 20,000 people. The Government of India on 6 May 2003 requested the United States to extradite Anderson and hand him over to face trial in Bhopal. To…

  • Bhopal.Net returns

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    News of our demise has been greatly exaggerated. (Well we should know, we put the news out in the first place.) Welcome to the new Bhopal.Net, bringing you as ever the latest news, gossip, articles and campaign actions from the International Campaign for Justice in Bhopal. Still ironing out bugs, so please be patient. Meanwhile,…

  • BHOPAL.NET COMMENT: people V poison – which side is the government on?

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    Posted on the original bhopal.net in 2002 and reposted here – the photos are currently missing From https://www.bhopal.net/old_bhopal_net/peoplevpoison.html BHOPAL, 27 NOVEMBER 2002 Yesterday we had a phone call from Bhopal, from one of the activists involved in the action at the defunct Union Carbide plant – he can be seen being dragged and kicked in…

  • Important Bhopal.net Archived Pages

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    Important Bhopal.net archived pages: https://www.bhopal.net/old_bhopal_net/poisonpapers.html https://www.bhopal.net/old_bhopal_net/contamination.html https://www.bhopal.net/old_bhopal_net/contaminationtour.html https://www.bhopal.net/old_bhopal_net/unproventechnology.html  

  • The Bhopal Gas Tragedy – just an accident?

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    Original post: https://www.bhopal.net/old_bhopal_net/gasfacts.html 1. A History of Massacre…. * Union Carbide started out as a carbon company in 1886 and diversified to gases and chemicals during World War I. * From the Manhattan project of World War II, until it relinquished its contract in 1984, Union Carbide was a contractor to the US federal government’s…