Legacies of War: Dr. Phuong’s Fight Against Agent Orange’s Impact
Dr. Phuong fights against the devastating impact of Agent Orange in Vietnam, advocating for recognition of its role in increasing birth defects during the war.
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Tragic Legacy: The Lasting Impact of Agent Orange on a Vietnam War Survivor’s Family
The enduring impact of Agent Orange on Do Duc Diu’s family highlights the true human cost of the Vietnam War.
Agent Orange: Half a Century of Suffering in Vietnam
Half a century after the Vietnam War, Agent Orange’s devastating effects continue to impact countless families with lasting physical and mental scars.
CGTN Premieres ‘All I Have is a Voice’ – A Powerful Look at US War Strategy
CGTN’s ‘All I Have is a Voice’ premieres on March 16, offering personal stories and insights into the impact of U.S. war strategy both at home and abroad.
Teaching Safety: UXO Education Empowers Vietnamese Youth
Vietnamese schools are teaching children about unexploded ordnance (UXOs) to ensure their safety and prevent future tragedies, inspired by survivors like Ho Van Lai.
Jodie Evans: Amplifying Voices for Peace with Code Pink
Jodie Evans, co-founder of Code Pink: Women For Peace, leads the charge for greater scrutiny of governmental foreign policies through relentless peace activism and impactful protests.
Half a Century On: Hidden Dangers of the Vietnam War Still Haunt Southeast Asia
Decades after the Vietnam War, unexploded ordnance in Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam still endanger lives and hinder development, as communities strive to rebuild.
Dedicated Island Doctor Serves Over 1,000 Residents on Huiyu Island
Dr. Xiao Jinzhang, the sole doctor on Huiyu Island, dedicates himself to the health and wellbeing of over a thousand residents through personalized care and commitment.
Inside China’s People’s Democracy: Village to Great Hall
A CGTN documentary explores China’s whole-process people’s democracy, from local leader elections to policymaking influenced by public opinion.
Hope Rising: Rehabilitation Empowers Cambodian Amputees Affected by War
Cambodia has the highest ratio of amputees per capita due to lingering unexploded ordnance from past conflicts. Moung Soksan’s journey from loss to hope highlights the nation’s resilience and rehabilitation efforts.