In a sign of times and of the deep impact of the tragedy, 90-year-old Rampyari Bai insists she will never give up fighting for justice for victims of the world's worst industrial disaster. "I will fight until my very last breath, even if I have to crawl on the ground," says Bai at her home in Bhopal, the site of a catastrophic leak at a chemical plant on December 2, 1984. Bai was living just outside the Union Carbide factory when around 30,000 tonnes ...Sunday 30 November 2014
Fight for Justice Still Rages in Bhopal Three Decades After Tragedy
In a sign of times and of the deep impact of the tragedy, 90-year-old Rampyari Bai insists she will never give up fighting for justice for victims of the world's worst industrial disaster. "I will fight until my very last breath, even if I have to crawl on the ground," says Bai at her home in Bhopal, the site of a catastrophic leak at a chemical plant on December 2, 1984. Bai was living just outside the Union Carbide factory when around 30,000 tonnes ...
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