Regards croisés … 4 photographes professionnels, Alexis Duclos, Olivier Papegnies, Philippe Eranian et Philip Jones Griffiths (disparu en mars 2008 et auquel nous rendons hommage) nous livrent leur vision sur ce sujet. Alors que se tient à Paris les 15 et 16 mai 2009 un tribunal international d’opinion sur l’Agent Orange réunissant experts, témoins et vétérans internationaux en réaction au rejet fin février 2009 par la cour suprême des Etats Unis de la requête des victimes vietnamiennes de l’Agent Orange ( défoliant contenant de la dioxine utilisé pendant la guerre du Vietnam et causant encore aujourd’hui des malformations ) expo organisée par le collectif vietnam-dioxine ( expo@vietnam-dioxine.org) liens : http://www.digitaljournalist.org/issue0401/griffiths.html http://www.alexisduclos.com/reportage_agentorange.php http://www.olivierpapegnies.com/features/orange%20act%201/index.html http://www.dorfderfreundschaft.de/index.php/medien/presse/stern1 vernissage 15 mai 18h30 http://www.vietnam-dioxine.org/    A forgotten drama: the Agent Orange

The Agent Orange is a herbicide and a defoliant full of dioxins. It was in use during the Vietnam War. The exposure to Agent Orange results in death, disabilities and children born with birth defects.
This display is the meeting of four professional photographers who give us their point of view on this subject: Alexis Duclos, Olivier Papegnies, Philippe Eranian and Philippe Jones Griffiths (deceased in March 2008, to whom we pay our respect). On the 15th and 16th of mai 2009, there will be an International tribunal of opinion on the Agent Orange in Paris. Experts, witnesses and veterans from all around the world will join the gathering. They are all reacting to the Supreme Court of the United States of America’s rejection of the Vietnamese victims of the Agent Orange request. The display was organised by the Vietnam-dioxin association.