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Greenpeace activists and people from the local community signpost the 
contaminated areas outside the Dow Carbide factory in Bhopal

Greenpeace activists and people from the local community signpost the contaminated areas outside the Dow Carbide factory in Bhopal

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20 years is too long - We demand Justice for Bhopal Now!

The International Campaign for Justice in Bhopal, of which Greenpeace is a part, demands that both the Government of India (who has dragged its feet on this case for the last 19 odd years) and Dow Chemical (who has failed to even accept moral liability) take steps to contain the disaster and do justice in Bhopal this year.

The Dow Chemical Company must:

Clean up the poison: remove the contamination of the ground water and soil in and around the factory

Face Trial: ensure that prime accused Warren Anderson, former chairman of Union Carbide, is brought to justice in the Bhopal criminal court, along with authorized representatives of the company Provide long-term health care: assume liability for the continuing and long-term health impacts of the disaster, including release of unpublished medical reports on the toxicity of leaked gases

Provide Economic and social support: assume liability for the loss of livelihood caused as a result of the disaster by providing income opportunities to victims and support to those rendered destitute

The Indian Government must:

Scientifically assess and claim damages from Union Carbide-Dow Chemical for the contamination of groundwater and soil in and around the factory.

Take immediate steps to extradite Warren Anderson: pursue the pending criminal case against Union Carbide by impleading its owner, Dow Chemical

Additionally, Greenpeace is calling for an international agreement that enforces Corporate Accountability. We need to ensure that another Bhopal does not happen.