Ottawa should apologize for role in Agent Orange use in Vietnam
by Yves Engler / February 3rd, 2021 A French legal battle offers an opportunity to revisit Canada’s role in chemical weapons use and whether Ottawa owes something to its Vietnamese victims. On the weekend activists gathered in Paris to support a court case launched by a woman exposed to Agent Orange in Vietnam. The group Collectif Vietnam Dioxine is supporting French-Vietnamese woman, Tran To Nga, who is suing 14 companies that sold the powerful defoliant dioxin to the US military. As a member of the Vietnamese Communists (Viet Cong) Nga breathed Agent Orange in 1966. She told the Associate...
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