Tran To Nga has sued 26 American chemicals companies which h🃏ad supplied chem💮icals for American troops during the Vietnam war. (Source: VNA)
Tran To Nga walks with victims of Agent Orange in Ho Chi Minh City on the occasion of the 10th founding anniversary of the Vietnam Association of Victims of Agent Orange. (Source: VNA)
Cameraman Scott Sinkler is an accompanion to Tran To Nga in the trip to return to Vietnam to make a documentary about her life and Agent Orange victims. (Source: VNA)
She visits the War Remnants Museum in District 3, Ho Chi Minh City. (Source: VNA)
Tran To Nga cannot suppress her feelings when meeting again her old friends and colleagues.(Source: VNA)
An American film-making team makes a documentary titled “A Marvellous Torch” about the life of Nga and the consequences of Agent Orange in Vietnam.(Source: VNA)
Tran To Nga and her old friends and colleagues revisit the old battlefield in Cu Chi. (Source: VNA)
She talks to her friends about the lawsuit against 36 American chemical companies. (Source: VNA)
She visits a sponsor centre for Agent Orange victims in Vietnam. (Source: VNA)
Sentiments and support of Agent Orange victims are the Tran To Nga’s huge encouragement during her journey. (Source: VNA)
Her pain and sympathy with Agent Orange victims trigger Nga to follow the lawsuit to the last. (Source: VNA)
Journey to Seek Justice for Vietnamese Victims of Agent Orange
To seek justice for Vietnamese AO victims, Tran To Nga, a 73 year old woman of French nationality, has sued 26 American chemicals companies which had supplied chemicals for US troops in Vietnam war.
