IAEA Toxic Playpens : by Sasha Henriques
Pollution from lead and other heavy metals are agents of disease for many of the world’s children. In Jamaica and other poor countries, the health risks associated
with this kind of pollution are all too often seen as the inevitable price of economic development.
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Editorial/Oct 2004
Come Forward .......
Destruction of environment by industries in general and mining industries, particularly, raising speculation among the people world-wide. The volume of destruction is so high that the Government`s are forced to make eco-protecting laws. The Indian Government is not behind in this race... more>>
Editorial/Aug-Sept 2004
Labour Policy or Shameless Policy?
The world bank and IMF guided structural adjustment policy hamper the interest of the labour, globally. The labour class of the developed nation like America, Germany, or Brazil, a developing nation, has been affected in a same manner by this adjustment policy Accord... more>>
Bokapahari village in the eastern Indian state of Jharkhand is one huge open pit mine, where people bring out the coal with their bare hands
pics of coal fields in jharkhand. polish photogrpaher : Fot. Kevin Frayer AP
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Left - (Subash Gayali (Zonal Secretary)
Surender Tirkey (General Secretary)
Central Committe Member of JMACC
1. Suresh Nagesia ( Pat Agragami Sangh- Latehar)
2. Arjun Samad ( JOSH-Jamshedpur- Uranium Mines)
3. Badal Kisku ( Gramin Vikash Sangharsh Samiti- Dhanbad)
4. Parmeshwar Mahto ( Karnpura Bachao Sangharsh Samiti- Hazaribagh - Badkagaon)
5. Dale oraon (Visthapan Pratirodh Samiti - Balumath)
6. Jonathan Besra (Jangal Bhumi Raksha Samiti-Dumka)
7. Xavier Dias ( Ranchi)
8. Manju Kisku ( Jharkhand Adivasi Dalit Manch- Hazaribagh)
9. (Chatra)
