Demands of Survivors of Union Carbide Disaster & those poisoned by Dow Chemical in Bhopal on the 39th Anniversary of the disaster.
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Demands of Survivors of Union Carbide Disaster & those poisoned by Dow Chemical in Bhopal on the 39th Anniversary of the disaster.
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Demands of survivors of Union Carbide Disaster & those poisoned by Dow Chemicals in Bhopal
Union Carbide / Dow Chemical must pay:
• A minimum of 8 thousand US dollars to each Bhopal survivor as additional compensation for personal injuries as claimed in the Supreme Court of India.
• Compensation for health damages including congenital malformations in children of gas exposed parents.
The Central and State governments must :
• Move the Supreme Court of India for an urgent hearing of the Curative Petition for additional compensation from Union Carbide / Dow Chemical
• Present hospital records and scientific reports before the Supreme Court of India to support the claim for enhanced compensation in the Curative Petition.
• Clain compensation for health damages including congenital malformations in children of gas exposed parents on the basis of hospital records and scientific studies.
Union Carbide Corporation must :
• Stop absconding from justice and present itself in the criminal case on the gas disaster through its legal representative, John Macdonald.
The Dow Chemical Company must :
• Present itself in the Bhopal District court that has been summoning it for the last 7 years.
The US Government must :
• Ensure that its Department of Justice follows the provisions of Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty between USA and India and serves the summons issued by the Bhopal District Court upon Dow Chemical.
• Ensure the appearence of Union Carbide Corporation’s legal representative before the Bhopal District Court in the criminal case on the gas disaster.
The Central and State governments must :
• Ensure that the criminal proceeding against the Indian subsidiary of Union Carbide and its executives is speeded up and that it results in harsher punishment for the accused than accorded earlier in 2010.
• Stop Dow Chemical, USA from doing business in India till it obeys the directions of the Bhopal District Court in the criminal proceeding on the gas disaster.
Union Carbide / Dow Chemical must :
• Provide unpublished findings of all studies on the effect of Methyl Isocyanate / Bhopal gas on living systems.
• Provide unpublished findings of investigations on contamination of soil and groundwater in and around the Bhopal factory.
The Central and State governments must :
• Ensure use of standard treatment protocols for safe and effective medical care of the Bhopal survivors.
• Ensure free medical care to residents chronically exposed to groundwater contaminated by hazardous waste from the Union Carbide factory
• Bring the Bhopal Memorial Hospital & Research Centre under the Autonomous body governing the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Bhopal.
• Ensure that the hospitals meant for medical care of people poisoned by Union Carbide follow the recommendations made by the Monitoring Committee set up by the Supreme Court of India.
• Establish a population based registry for all deaths, births and congenital malformations in the gas exposed families.
• Ensure that NIREH (National Institute for Research on Environmental Health) resumes research studies on the long term health damage caused by exposure to toxic gas and contaminated groundwater and the most effective means of ameliorating them.
The State government must:
• Ensure the immediate utilization of funds allocated for generation of jobs for the survivors of the disaster and their children.
• Pay monthly pension of Rs. 1000/- per month to 500 women widowed by the disaster who have been wrongfully denied their due.
Dow Chemical must :
• Accept the legal responsibility of cleaning up the area contaminated due to reckless dumping of hazardous waste by its current subsidiary, Union Carbide.
• Ensure that the land in and around the Bhopal factory are cleaned up according to international standards and returned in its “original condition” as stipulated in the lease agreement with the state government.
The Indian Government must:
• Claim compensation for environmental and health damages due to contamination of soil and groundwater in and around the abandoned Union Carbide factory site.
• Seek the assistance of the United Nations Environment Programme for comprehensive scientific assessment of the contamination of soil and groundwater in and around the abandoned Union Carbide factory site.
The State Government must:
• Stop attempts to cover up the ongoing contamination of soil and groundwater by building a memorial to the disaster at the factory site.
• Secure the factory premises and the area of the Solar evaporation Ponds to ensure that people in the surrounding areas are not exposed to contaminants in the soil.
Rashida Bi, |
Nawab Khan & Shezadi Bee, |
Rachna Dhingra, |
Nausheen Khan |
Bhopal Gas Peedit Mahila Stationery Karmchari Sangh 9425688215 |
Bhopal Gas Peedit Mahila Purush Sangharsh Morcha 7441193309 |
Bhopal Group for Information and Action 9826167369 |
Children Against Dow Carbide 7987353953 |
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For over three decades, several survivor led organizations have been fighting for justice and a life of dignity (proper health care, economic and social rehabilitation and safe living conditions). On the 35th anniversary of the Bhopal Gas Disaster, the survivors have specific demands of the Governments of Indian and USA and Dow Chemical.
Continue reading Our Demands on the 35th Anniversary
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh Shivraj Singh Chauhan have both not given even a single second to listen to the survivors of the Bhopal Gas Tragedy, in their tenures till now. So the survivors are protesting by pleading to life size portraits of both leaders to hear their demands. The protest will be held across the city of Bhopal in the run up to the 33rd anniversary of the Tragedy.
Below are two videos from the first day:
Continue reading Survivors Lay Their Demands In Front of PM Modi & CM Shivraj Chauhan – #Bhopal33
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