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December, 2003


Saturday, December 13th, 5:00pm
"Bhopal Express" - Free Screening



Free Screening of Hindi Film
Bhopal Express
A Film by Mahesh Mathai
English Subtitles (100 min)

Saturday, Dec 13th, 5:00pm



Naz 8 Cinema, Fremont
Directions: www.NAZ8.com


On December 3rd 1984, over 40 tons of highly poisonous gas leaked out of the pesticide factory of Union Carbide in Bhopal, India. 8,000 people died in the worst chemical disaster in the history of humankind - and since then 20,000 have died from after-effects. The film 'Bhopal Express' is a human drama set against the tragedy, through the eyes of a newly wed couple and their friend. Starring Naseeruddin Shah, Zeenat Aman, directed by Mahesh Mathai. Go to www.bhopalexpress.com to learn more about the movie.

AID and Friends of Bhopal are actively supporting the struggle of people of Bhopal for justice.

People are still suffering...

· 8000+ died within days
· 20,000 people dead to-date
· 500,000 people poisoned
· 80,000 are too ill to work
· Survivors got ONLY $500 for lifelong injury


On the morning after the night of terror, press photographers Raghu Rai and Pablo Bartholomew came upon this man, burying his baby daughter. As Raghu relates, the father had covered the child's head with earth, then, unable to bear the thought of never seeing her again, brushed away the dirt for one last look. The photographers too were crying. The terrible but tender picture of the child's burial has become the most famous icon of the Bhopal disaster.

For more information about the
2003 Appeal Campaign, click here...

www.bhopal.org/welcome2.html

www.bhopal.org/2003appeal-thefacts.html



More information about the worst industrial disaster in history:

- Ten shocking facts about Bhopal Gas Tragedy
http://www.bhopalexpress.com/facts.html

- The Real Story of what happened...
http://www.bhopalexpress.com/story.html


Organizers:
AID: http://www.AidSFBay.org or email isavida@yahoo.com,
ASATA: www.ASATA.org or email contactus@asata.org
ICJB www.bhopal.net or email justice.bhopal@virgin.net

For updated information on current issues of the Union Carbide Disaster in Bhopal:
http://www.bhopal.net/
http://www.bhopal.org/


Reports in the media about the struggle for justice for Bhopal victims:

Date: Title of Article:
1/9/03 Greenpeace Gives Dow Chemical Taste of Bhopal Waste (OneWorld.net)
12/5/02 After Beatings, Activists Promised Access to Bhopal Site (InterPress Service)
9/6/02 India to Pursue US Executive's Extradition for Bhopal Gas Disaster (Agence France Presse)
8/30/02 Greenpeace Tracks Down US Exec Wanted Over Bhopal Deaths (Agence France Presse)
7/15/02 Justice for Bhopal: Corporate Crimes and Their Bodycount (Common Dreams)
7/10/02 Indian government goes soft on Bhopal criminals (Green Peace)
Indians protest reduced charges for Union Carbide CEO
5/6/02 Bhopal Fact Sheet (CorpWatch India)






Thursday, December 11th, 7:30pm (doors open 7:15pm)
"Escalation in Iraq: Report from the Front"



ESCALATION IN IRAQ:
Report from the Front

Thursday, Dec 11th, 7:30pm
(doors open 7:15pm)

Just returned from a three week fact-finding trip to the conflict zones of Baghdad, Karbala, and the Sunni Triangle in Iraq …

[ Download Flyer (127 KB)... ]

A Slide Show and Eyewitness Account
by Rev. Meg Lumsdaine and Peter Lumsdaine

Questions... - What are the prospects for Iraq’s economic recovery and the looming impacts of globalization?

 
  - Are military operations and the human rights situation moving Iraq toward stabilization or toward wider conflict and revolt?

 
  - What is the role of Sunni Muslim, Shia Muslim and Christian communities in Iraq’s current crisis and its future?

 
  - What can we do?  

Rev. Meg Lumsdaine is an ordained Lutheran pastor.
Peter Lumsdaine is the coordinator of the Military Globalization Project.

Sponsors: San Jose Peace Center, South Bay Mobilization

For more information, call (831) 457-9914, or (408) 297-2299

Location:
First United Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
24 North 5th Street, San Jose

(just north of Santa Clara St.)

Doors open at 7:15 pm
Donation $5-15 (No one turned away)

This is part of the Military Globalization Project in the Santa Cruz area.



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