US pledges $50 mln for Vietnamese Agent Orange victims

‘Where’s the justice for Vietnamese victims being destroyed every day by (Monsanto’s) toxic chemicals,’ asks a senior Vietnamese official.

The Plant Protection Department has announced that based on findings the substance causes cancer, herbicides containing glyphosate are banned.

Vietnam's Foreign Ministry has called attention to the link between a recent U.S. judicial verdict against Monsanto and dioxin victims in Vietnam.

The dioxin contamination of soil in Da Nang was worse than expected, experts said at a conference reviewing the cleanup on Tuesday.

200 photos, documents and other items reveal how the chemical sprayed years ago continues to kill, cripple Vietnamese.

A new method will filter, wash and rinse contaminated soil at the Bien Hoa Airport to sponge dioxin out.

Vietnam's Foreign Ministry has reiterated its demand that Monsanto and other U.S. firms compensate Vietnamese Agent Orange victims.

Bien Hoa Airport is the largest remaining dioxin hotspot in Vietnam.

The project at the airport is the U.S.’s first direct involvement in the dioxin cleanup efforts in Vietnam.

Just outside Saigon, Bien Hoa Airport has the highest contamination levels of the deadly toxin in the world.

56 years after the U.S. began spraying Agent Orange over Vietnam, its victims still face skepticism from both governments. 

Vietnamese government and the U.S embassy marked the halfway point of a project to clean the soil in Da Nang Airport from dioxin contamination yesterday.