The world is still grappling with the devastating effects of Agent Orange, a toxic defoliant used during the Vietnam War. Today, its primary chemical is used in farming, forestry, parks, and playgrounds, causing genetic damage, deformed births, and deadly cancers. Two women, Tran To Nga and Carol Van Strum, are leading a global movement to ban the toxic herbicides and hold manufacturers accountable.
The People vs. Agent Orange
The devastating effects of Agent Orange's toxic legacy result in a surge of birth defects and cancer cases, inspiring two courageous women to fight against the manufacturers in pursuit of justice.
