Erbil, 29 February 2012 “H.E. Dr Taher Hawrami, Minister of Health of the Kurdistan Regional Government, addresses participants at the workshop on the congenital birth defects survey Under the patronage of H.E Dr Taher Hawrami, the Minister of Health of the Kurdistan Regional Government, the Federal and Kurdistan Ministries of Health of Iraq, in...
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9 years since the start of Iraq War: What’s happening now in Iraq? Training workshop for central and local supervisors on congenital birth defects survey, Iraq
DU (nuclear waste) danger pointed out at a symposium held at AFRRI ( (Armed Forces Radiology Research Institute)
“A Review of Depleted Uranium Biological Effects: In Vivo Studies Presentation by Dr Alexandra Miller of the US Armed Forces Radiobiology Research Institute (AFRRI) compiling the in vivo research by AFRRI and others into the biological effects of depleted uranium exposure. (24 February 2012...
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Reports from Fallujah: Hiroshima, Feb. 25, 2012
On Feb. 25 we held a gathering at the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum under the title, “’The One Year in Fukushima’ as Seen by Photo-Journalist, Naomi Toyoda: Linking Hiroshima, Chernobyl and Iraq; Together with Urgent Reports: What’s Happening Now in Fallujah, Iraq?” About 100...
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Aljazeera’s report on Fallujah: US invasion leaves Iraq lasting scars, Dec. 24
Aljazeera reports on what’s happening at the Fallujah hospital now. Dr. Samira, who came to Japan for medical training last March, is making an appeal about the alarming rise...
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Showing of Uranio 238, American University in Washington DC, on Nov. 16.
Uranio 238, award-winning documentary on the DU problem to be shown at the American University on Nov. 16, 2011
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The International Action Day in Japan, 2011
1) October 15, Fukuoka The International Action Day-related Gathering Speaker: Katsumi Furitsu Title: The Future of the Earth and Radiatiaon: Hiroshima-Nagasaki, Chernobyle, Iraq, Fukushima Organizer: Fukuoka Campaign to Abolish...
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