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Pesticide Management Bill 2020
Continue readingCommentary published in The Caravan No Antidote : The new pesticide bill protects industry, not people or the environment. The article discuss drawbacks of the Pesticide Management Bill 2020 and possible implications on agriculture, health and environment. Read more Parliamentary Standing Committee Report on the Bill The parliamentary standing committee on agriculture released its report […]
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International Webinar on Pesticides Poisonings in India demands Syngenta to acknowledge liability of its product Polo
Continue readingInternational Webinar on Pesticides Poisonings in India demands Syngenta to acknowledge liability of its product Polo PAN India, PAN AP, Public Eye and ECCHR | 26th June 2021 Press Note An international webinar titled ‘Pesticides Poisonings in India : implications for business accountability and regulatory reform’ was organised yesterday 24thJune, 2021. The webinar discussed the […]
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Pesticides poisonings in India: Implications for business accountability and regulatory reform
Continue readingPesticides poisonings in India: Implications for business accountability and regulatory reform PAN India, PAN AP, Public Eye and ECCHR | 16th June 2021 PAN Asia Pacific, together with the Maharashtra Association of Pesticide Poisoned Persons (MAPPP), Pesticide Action Network (PAN) India, Public Eye and the European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights (ECCHR) invite you […]
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Third Annual General Meeting of MAPPP demands compensation and rehabilitation package for victims of pesticide poisoning
Continue readingPress Release | 31 January 2021 Participants of this meeting expressed their solidarity with the victims of pesticides in Eluru (Andhra Pradesh), Burla (Odisha) and Arakkonam (Tamilnadu) and in various other places of India. Most of these victims are farmers and farm workers. On the occasion of the third annual general meeting, members of MAPPP […]
