The Centre for Environmental Community Communication on August 10 in HCM City launched a book called "Chia sẻ và Tỉnh thức" (Sharing and Awakening) that harnesses the expressive power of visual art to honour Agent Orange (AO)/dioxin victims and inspire compassion.
Although millions of Vietnamese were affected by AO, only over 626,000 individuals, including war veterans and their children suffering from dioxin-related conditions, are currently receiving state benefits.
A music performance entitled Da Cam Giai Điệu Gắn Kết (Agent Orange Connecting Melody) will be organised on January 24 to raise fund supporting victims of Agent Orange/dioxin.
Friends of Vietnam Heritage (FVH) will present the Viet Nam premiere of
the documentary Lighter than Orange – The Legacy of Dioxin in Viet Nam
tonight.
An exhibition of 50 photos of Agent Orange victims opened yesterday at
HCM City''s War Remnants Museum on the occasion of Agent Orange Day
(August 10).
Alongside a Vietnamese farmer, Lisa Huber bends her back to plant rice
seedlings in the field. The Italian national is not on a tour designed
for foreign tourists to discover the wet rice culture.
A documentary about Vietnamese Agent Orange victims in HCM City won the
top prize in the Best Feature Documentary Film category at the New York
City International Film Festival (NYCIFF), which ended on Friday.
A documentary about Vietnamese Agent Orange victims in Ho Chi Minh City
won the top prize in the Best Feature Documentary Film category at the
New York City International Film Festival (NYCIFF), which ended on
Friday.
A documentary about Vietnamese Agent Orange victims
has been officially ed for consideration in the Best Feature
Documentary Film category at the New York City International Film
Festival (NYCIFF), which will take place on June 13-20.
Twelve couples officially tied the knot on Monday at
Que Huong Humanity Centre in the southern province of Binh Duong. They
all suffer from disabilities or the affects of Agent Orange and live and
work at the centre.
The Love of Colour, an exhibit of paintings by the
late artist Suzy Cohen, is being held at the Vietnamese House in Paris
as a fund-raiser for children with disabilities and victims of Agent
Orange (AO) and Dioxin.
