The International Campaign for Justice in Bhopal (ICJB) is a coalition of disaster survivors and environmental, social justice, progressive Indian, and human rights groups that have joined forces to hold the Indian Government and Dow Chemical Corporation accountable for the ongoing chemical disaster in Bhopal.
Stated mission
To ensure adequate health care and rehabilitation for the survivors (and their children) of the Bhopal Disaster. To achieve a safe environment in Bhopal by proper remediation. To bring to trial those charged with crimes, and secure heavy punishment of the guilty. To pressure the United States, India, Union Carbide's current owner the Dow Chemical Company to realize these aims.
Beliefs
The Precautionary Principle
The Polluter Pays Principle
The Right to Know
International Liability
Environmental Justice
Aims
To bring Warren Anderson to criminal court in India. To bring Union Carbide Corporation to criminal court in India in the corporate person of Dow Chemical which acquired Union Carbide in 2001. To get Dow Chemical to pay further compensation to the Bhopal Disaster victims; pay for the long term health care of the Bhopal Disaster survivors; release any medical information about the released gases that they hold as trade secrets; pay for the environmental clean-up of the abandoned plant; surrounding land; ground water; and local drinking water supplies; provide clean & safe drinking water to communities with polluted water.
Bibliography
Further reading
External links
ICJB Archive
Beyond Bhopal - The Inquiry
Students for Bhopal
ICJB U.S.