The war in Vietnam finished over 30 years but its wounds have never been healed yet, particularly the effects of the toxic chemical/dioxin sprayed by the . Army. Recently, Vietnamese and foreign scientists have implemented studies in this issue. They have seen that effects of the Agent Orange/Dioxin heavily multi-face influenced on economic-social life, people’s health, and environment. Therefore, the requirements for resolving this issue are comprehensive, huge, urgent and can not be delayed. The Vietnamese State, social organizations, community have implemented some positive policies and acts to assist Agent Orange victims, cleaning environment. However, problems,. | Research Centre for Gender, Family and Environment in Development (CGFED) Contents 1. Nguyễn Thị Bình: i Warm greeting and earnestly entrusting words to delegates of the International scientific conference: “Victims of Agent Orange/dioxin in Vietnam – The Expectations” 2. Lê Thị Nhâm Tuyết: 1 Opening Remark for the International Scientific Conference: “Victims of Agent Orange/Dioxin in Vietnam – The Expectations” 3. When did president Ho Chi Minh denounce the US use of toxic chemicals to 6 destroy living environment in Vietnam (Ho Song Huong collected and introduced) 4. Lê Thị Nhâm Tuyết - Annika Johansson: 9 Impact of Chemical warfare with Agent Orange on Women’s Reproductive lives in Vietnam: a pilot study 5. Jacques Maître - Bernard Doray: 18 The Experience of the families of AO victims 6. Bernard Doray - Concepcion de la Garza Doray:. 26 Conventional war and Chemical warfare in A Luoi from psychological angle 7. Jacques Maître: 36 The painful Highlands. 8. Francis Gendreau - Nolwen Hennaff - Jean-Yves Martin:. 53 Demographic and economic consequences of Agent Orange spraying Suzanne M. Wilson: . 66 Agent Orange through the New York Times Chronological (Up to 1970) 9. Suzanne M. Wilson: . 80 Agent Orange and the New York Times 1961 – 1979 10. Truơng Thị Ngọc Lan: . 93 Loosing the .
