Mass Vigil outside WHO headquarters on April 26, 2017

“Die-in” at the site of the Vigil at the Morillons crossroads on April 26, 2017

Commemorative stele

IndependentWHO members taking part in this last Vigil in Geneva

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End of the Vigil in Paris

In Paris, about 20 people attended the final Vigil at the Ministry of Health on 5th May 2017. Throughout the afternoon, texts were read, including articles and testimonies of victims of radioactivity from nuclear tests, from the Chernobyl and Fukushima disasters and discharges from power stations that are still in operation, and there were many exchanges with passers-by.

Last Vigil at the Ministry of Health in Paris on 5th May 2017

Reading of testimonies from victims of radioactivity outside the Ministry of Health on 5th May 2017

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Week 519 – Geneva – 03 to 05 April 2017

Daniel Boget (Aix les Bains – 74 – France)

(not photographed)

Jean Yves Peillard (Clarafond – 74 – France) – Martine Cuennet (Avully – Switzerland)

David Shipley (Geneva – Switzerland) – Alison Katz (Geneva – Switzerland)

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Week 520 – Geneva – 10 to 14 April 2017

Jean Marie Frontini (Angers – 49 – France)

(not photographed)

Anne Marie Kabalu (Angers – 49 – France) – Jean Yves Peillard (Clarafond – 74 – France)

Martine Cuennet (Avully – Switzerland) – David Shipley (Geneva – Switzerland)

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Week 521 – Geneva – 17 to 21 April 2017

Anna Schaffner (Basel – Switzerland) – Annette Rovina (Basel – Switzerland)

Christophe Elain (Globe-Trotter)

(not photographed)

Jean Yves Peillard (Clarafond – 74 – France) – Carole Bouvier (Cologny – Switzerland)

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Week 522 – Geneva – 24 to 26 April 2017

Nicolai Tchertkoff (New York – USA) – Carole Bouvier (Cologny – Switzerland)

Christophe Elain (Globe-Trotter)

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We believed it was important to address ourselves to those who are partly responsible for deciding WHO policy. It is for this reason that, on 9th November 2012, we began a Vigil outside the Ministry of Health in Paris. The Ministers of Health are the representatives of the member countries of WHO, and they are involved in deciding the policies and actions that this institution pursues in the area of radioprotection. This silent and peaceful vigil, which took place every Friday from 9am to 5pm outside the Ministry of Health in Paris, came to an end on 5th May 2017.

The Vigil outside the Ministry of Health during April 2017

Taking part in the Vigil outside the Ministry of Health during April 2017 :

Midori Amo – Philippe Clavière – Thierry Duvernoy – Etsuko Furukata – Martine Laroche – Claude Lesage – Thong Kuy Lim – Nadine Ruelland – Jean Pierre Triger

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Week 514 – Geneva – 01 to 03 March 2017

Christophe Elain (Globe Trotter) – Carole Bouvier (Cologny – Switzerland)

(not photographed)

Annick Steiner (Geneva – Switzerland)

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Week 515 – Geneva – 06 to 10 March 2017

Hervé Pottier (Aigrefeuille sur Maine – 44 – France) – Françoise Bouvier (St Cergues – 74 – France)

Martine Cuennet (Avully – Switzerland) – Jean Yves Peillard (Clarafond – 74 – France)

Alison Katz (Geneva – Switzerland) – David Shipley (Geneva – Switzerland)

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Week 516 – Geneva – 06 to 10 March 2017

Margrit Heller (Geneva – Switzerland)

(not photographed)

Véronique Marcot (Rochejean – 25 – France) – Michel Monod (Geneva – Switzerland)

Martine Cuennet (Avully – Switzerland) – Carole Bouvier (Cologny – Switzerland)

François Rittmeyer (Vevey – Switzerland)

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Week 517 – Geneva – 20 to 24 March 2017

Guy Chatelan (Gex – 01 – France) – Julien Catin (Chainaz les Fraisses – 74 – France)

(not photographed)

Jean Yves Peillard (Clarafond – 74 – France) – Martine Cuennet (Avully – Switzerland)

Hannelore Schmid (Onex – Switzerland)

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Week 518 – Geneva – 27 to 31 March 2017

Odile Puget (Segny – 01 – France) - Isabelle Perrey (Aix les Bains – 73 – France)

(not photographed)

Jean Yves Peillard (Clarafond – 74 – France)

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We believe it is important to address ourselves to those who are partly responsible for deciding WHO policy. It is for this reason that, on 9th November 2012, we began a Vigil outside the Ministry of Health in Paris. The Ministers of Health are the representatives of the member countries of WHO, and they are involved in deciding the policies and actions that this institution pursues in the area of radioprotection. We will maintain this silent and peaceful vigil every Friday from 9am to 5pm outside the Ministry of Health in Paris, until France takes the necessary steps to ensure that WHO fulfils its mission to protect the population from radioactive pollution, and that a programme of independent research is put in place on a national and / or European level, on the theme of “Health and nuclear power”.

The Vigil outside the Ministry of Health during March 2017

Taking part in the Vigil outside the Ministry of Health during March 2017 :

Midori Amo – Philippe Clavière – Thierry Duvernoy – Christophe Elain – Etsuko Furukata – Martine Laroche – Claude Lesage – Thong Kuy Lim – Nadine Ruelland – Jean Pierre Triger – Yasuyo Uematsu

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Week 510 – Geneva – 01 to 03 February 2017

Jean Luc Tonnerieux (Darnieulles – 88 – France)

Chantal Carrara (Charmes – 88 – France)

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Week 511 – Geneva – 06 to 10 February 2017

Véronique Marcot (Rochejean – 25- France) – Alison Katz (Geneva – Switzerland)

David Shipley (Geneva – Switzerland) – François Rittmeyer (Vevey – Switzerland)

Françoise Bouvier (St Cergues – 74 – France)

Odile Gordon Lennox (Ferney Voltaire – 01 – France)

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Week 512 – Geneva – 13 to 17 February 2017

Patrice Norroy (Montseron Village – 09 – France) – Françoise Bloch (Geneva – Switzerland)

Martine Cuennet (Avully – Switzerland) – Michel Monod (Geneva – Switzerland)

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Week 513 – Geneva – 20 to 24 February 2017

Sylvie Bottinelli (Oullins – 69 – France) – Annie Griffon (Belfort – 90 – France)

(not photographed)

Martine Cuennet (Avully – Switzerland) – François Rittmeyer (Vevey – Switzerland)

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Week 514 – Geneva – 27 and 28 February 2017

Carole Bouvier (Cologny – Switzerland) – Christophe Elain (Globe-Trotter)

(not photographed)

François Rittmeyer (Vevey – Switzerland)

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We believe it is important to address ourselves to those who are partly responsible for deciding WHO policy. It is for this reason that, on 9th November 2012, we began a Vigil outside the Ministry of Health in Paris. The Ministers of Health are the representatives of the member countries of WHO, and they are involved in deciding the policies and actions that this institution pursues in the area of radioprotection. We will maintain this silent and peaceful vigil every Friday from 9am to 5pm outside the Ministry of Health in Paris, until France takes the necessary steps to ensure that WHO fulfils its mission to protect the population from radioactive pollution, and that a programme of independent research is put in place on a national and / or European level, on the theme of “Health and nuclear power”.

The Vigil outside the Ministry of Health during February 2017

Taking part in the Vigil outside the Ministry of Health during February 2017 :

Midori Amo – Philippe Clavière – Thierry Duvernoy – Martine Laroche – Claude Lesage – Nadine Ruelland – Jean Pierre Triger

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Week 507 – Geneva – 09 to 13 January 2017

Anne Marie Moutault (St Nicolas de Redon – 44 – France) – Alison Katz (Geneva – Switzerland)

François Rittmeyer (Vevey – Switzerland) – Jean Yves Peillard (Clarafond – 74 – France)

Françoise Bouvier (St Cergues – 74 – France) – Michel Monod (Geneva – Switzerland)

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Week 508 – Geneva – 16 to 20 January 2017

Jean Yves Peillard (Clarafond – 74 – France) – Anne Baldens (Mulhouse – 68 – France)

(not photographed)

Alison Katz (Geneva – Switzerland)

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Week 509 – Genevea – 23 to 27 January 2017

Monique Guittenit (Lusignan Petit – 47 – France) – Alain Zanardo (Roquefort – 47 – France)

Françoise Bloch (Geneva – Switzerland) – Jean Marc Muller (Prévessin Moëns – 01 – France)

François Rittmeyer (Vevey – Switzerland) – Gilbert Guirkinguer (St Sulpice 73 – France)

Carole Bouvier (Cologny – Switzerland)

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Week 510 – Geneva – 30 and 31 January 2017

Jean Luc Tonnerieux (Darnieulles – 88 – France) – Chantal Carrara (Charmes – 88 – France)

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We believe it is important to address ourselves to those who are partly responsible for deciding WHO policy. It is for this reason that, on 9th November 2012, we began a Vigil outside the Ministry of Health in Paris. The Ministers of Health are the representatives of the member countries of WHO, and they are involved in deciding the policies and actions that this institution pursues in the area of radioprotection. We will maintain this silent and peaceful vigil every Friday from 9am to 5pm outside the Ministry of Health in Paris, until France takes the necessary steps to ensure that WHO fulfils its mission to protect the population from radioactive pollution, and that a programme of independent research is put in place on a national and / or European level, on the theme of “Health and nuclear power”.

The Vigil outside the Ministry of Health during January 2017

Taking part in the Vigil outside the Ministry of Health during January 2017 :

Midori Amo – Philippe Clavière – Thierry Duvernoy – Martine Laroche – Monique Lévy – Nadine Ruelland – Jean Pierre Triger

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Our movement is inspired by the knowledge that such scientists exist.

In 2008, Alexei Yablokov honoured us by participating in the Hippocratic Vigil in front of the World Health Organization in Geneva. Who better to stand in front of the headquarters of the people’s  international health authority and demand its independence from the nuclear lobby in matters of radiation and health?  He also participated in the Scientific and Citizen Forum on Radioprotection that we organized in Geneva in 2012. We are ever grateful for his support for our movement.

Alexei Yablokov – Forum IndependentWHO – Geneva – May 2012

We salute Alexei’s integrity and courage. His knowledge of the health and environmental effects of Chernobyl is probably unmatched on earth. And we are aware that this was just one of his areas of expertise. Alexei was a towering intellect.

Our struggle for the independence of the World Health Organization and for the truth about the health consequences of Chernobyl has depended to a very large extent on the work of Alexei Yablokov, who with Vassili Nesterenko and Alexei Nesterenko, put together the most complete and up-to-date collection of evidence on the subject.

“Chernobyl: Consequences of the Catastrophe for People and the Environment” published first in Russian and then in English by the New York Academy of Sciences will stand forever as testimony. It has been translated into French and Japanese and it should be required reading for public health authorities worldwide.

Around 400 people have participated in the silent and peaceful protest in Geneva. All of us are saddened by the passing of this truly great man and all of us extend sympathy to his family and friends.

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An article published on January 10, 2017 by Charles Digges on the website “Bellona.org”

Alexei Yablokov, the towering grandfather of Russian ecology who worked with Bellona to unmask Cold War nuclear dumping practices in the Arctic, has died in Moscow after a long illness. He was 83.

As a member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, he was also the lead author of the seminal 2007 book, “Chernobyl: Consequences of the Catastrophe for People and the Environment.”

The book presented the conclusion that the 1986 Chernobyl disaster was responsible for 985,000 premature deaths – the boldest mortality tally to date – by analyzing 6,000 source materials on the accident.

On Tuesday, Bellona President Frederic Hauge remembered Yablokov as a friend of three decades standing.

“He was an inspiration, a great friend and a great scientist, one of the world’s most significant environmental heroes,” said Hauge. “To know him and to work with him, someone of such cool and keen intellect is a memory we should all take care of and treasure.”

Yablokov commanded a broad environmental and political mandate in Russia, and published over 500 papers on biology, ecology, natural conservation and numerous textbooks on each of these subjects. He founded Russia’s branch of Greenpeace and was the leader of the Green Russia faction of the Yabloko opposition party.

While serving as environmental advisor to President Boris Yeltsin  from 1989 to 1992, Yablokov published a searing white paper that detailed the gravity of the radiological threat posed by dumped military reactors and scuttled nuclear submarines in the Arctic.

The catalogue of waste dumped at sea by the Soviets, includes some 17,000 containers of radioactive waste, 19 ships containing radioactive waste, 14 nuclear reactors, including five that still contain spent nuclear fuel; 735 other pieces of radioactively contaminated heavy machinery, and the K-27 nuclear submarine with its two reactors loaded with nuclear fuel.

Yablokov’s white paper spearheaded an epoch of environmental openness that led to more than $3 billion in international aid to Russia to clean up 200 decommissioned submarines and to secure decades of military nuclear waste.

The paper’s findings dovetailed an early Bellona report in 1992 on radioactive waste dumped by the Russian Navy in the Kara Sea.

Hauge said that Yablokov was “the first person in a position of power in Russia who was brave enough to step forward and support our conclusions.”

“He helped open serious discussion about what was a Chernobyl in slow motion,” said Hauge.

The partnership became critical. In 1995, Bellona’s Alexander Nikitin was charged with treason for his contribution to a report expanding on Bellona’s conclusions about nuclear dangers in the Arctic. The report was called “The Russian Northern Fleet: Source of Radioactive Contamination.”

Throughout the endless hearings leading up to Nikitin’s eventual acquittal, Hauge said Yablokov’s “calm, collected” knowledge of the Russian constitution helped guide the defense.

“His coolness during the Nikitin case was remarkable,” said Hauge on Tuesday. “He really emphasized that the constitution was the way to Nikitin’s acquittal.”

In 2000, Russia’s Supreme Court agreed, and acquitted Nikitin on all counts, making him the first person to ever fight a treason charge in Russia and win.

Yablokov was a constant luminary at Bellona presentations in Russia, the European Union, the United States and Norway, most recently presenting his 2007 book in Oslo on the 30th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster.

He was also a tireless defender of environmental activists in Russia, suggesting at a 2014 Bellona conference in St. Petersburg that ecological groups should publish a list of those government officials who harass them.

“We must constantly support our comrades who have been forced to leave the country or who have ended up in jail on account of their environmental activism,” he told the conference.

That same year, Yablokov championed the presentation of a report on environmental violations that took place at Russia’s showcase Winter Olympics in Sochi.

Yablokov arranged for activists from the Environmental Watch on the Northern Caucasus – many of whom were jailed, exiled or otherwise harassed into silence – to present their shocking report on Olympic environmental corruption in Moscow when every other venue had turned them away.

“He was a friend and advisor to us from the beginning and in a large part we owe the success of our Russian work to his steady advice and guidance,” said Hauge.

Yablokov’s death was mourned across the spectrum in Moscow. Igor Chestin, head of the WWF called Yablokov Russia’s “environmental knight.”

Valery Borschsev, Yablokov’s colleague in the human rights faction of the Yabloko party said of him that “he was a person on whom the authorities had no influence.”

http://bellona.org/news/nuclear-issues/2017-01-alexei-yablokov-grandfather-of-russian-environmentalism-dies-at-83

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Week 501 – Geneva – 01 and 02 December 2016

Anne Baldens (Mulhouse – 68 – France) – Michel Monod (Geneva – Switzerland)

Alison Katz (Geneva – Switzerland) - David Schipley (Geneva – Switzerland)

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Week 502 – Geneva – 05 to 09 December 2016

Jacques Bonnet (Montmiral – 26 – France) – François Rittmeyer (Vevey- Switzerland)

Martine Cuennet (Avully – Switzerland) – Michel Monod (Geneva – Switzerland)

Odile Puget (Ségny – 01 – France) – Véronique Mercz (Geneva – Switzerland)

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Week 503 – Geneva – 12 to 16 December 2016

François Rittmeyer (Vevey- Switzerland) – Jean Yves Peillard (Clarafond – 74 – France)

Michel Monod (Geneva – Switzerland) – Guy Chatelan (Gex – 74 – France)

Alison Katz (Geneva – Switzerland)

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Week 504 – Geneva – 19 to 23 December 2016

Susie Greaves (St Mathieu – 87 – France) – Dave Greaves (St Mathieu – 87 – France)

Véronique Mercz (Geneva – Switzerland)

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We believe it is important to address ourselves to those who are partly responsible for deciding WHO policy. It is for this reason that, on 9th November 2012, we began a Vigil outside the Ministry of Health in Paris. The Ministers of Health are the representatives of the member countries of WHO, and they are involved in deciding the policies and actions that this institution pursues in the area of radioprotection. We will maintain this silent and peaceful vigil every Friday from 9am to 5pm outside the Ministry of Health in Paris, until France takes the necessary steps to ensure that WHO fulfils its mission to protect the population from radioactive pollution, and that a programme of independent research is put in place on a national and / or European level, on the theme of “Health and nuclear power”.

The Vigil outside the Ministry of Health during December 2016

Taking part in the Vigil outside the Ministry of Health during December 2016 :

Midori Amo – Philippe Clavière – Thierry Duvernoy – Christophe Elain – Etsuko Furukata – Martine Laroche – Claude Lesage – Monique Lévy – Thong Kuy Lim – Nadine Ruelland – Jean Pierre Triger

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Week 497 – Geneva – 01 to 04 November 2016

Daniel Boget (Aix les Bains – 73 – France) – Sonia Marmotant (St Martin – 38 – France)

Carole Bouvier (Cologny – Switzerland) – Alison Katz (Geneva – Switzerland)

David Shipley (Geneva – Switzerland) – Martine Cuennet (Avully – Switzerland)

Jean Yves Peillard (Clarafond – 74 – France)

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Week 498 – Geneva – 07 to 11 November 2016

Michel Rioche (Arthaz – 74 – France) – Martine Cuennet (Avully – Switzerland)

Michel Monod (Geneva – Switzerland) – Carole Bouvier (Cologny – Switzerland)

Denny Simonnet (Noirmoutier en l’Ile – 85 – France)

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Week 499 – Geneva – 14 to 18 November 2016

Denny Simonnet (Noirmoutier en l’Ile – 85 – France) – Odile Puget (Segny – 01 – France)

François Rittmeyer (Vevey – Switzerland) – André Larivière (St Didier sur Doulon – 43 – France)

Carole Bouvier (Cologny – Switzerland) – Martine Cuennet (Avully – Switzerland)

Michel Monod (Geneva – Switzerland)

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Week 500 – Geneva – 24 to 28 November 2016

Jean Luc Tonnerieux (Darnieulles – 88 – Vosges)

Marie-Michèle Salomon (Darnieulles – 88 – Vosges)

Michel Monod (Geneva – Switzerland)

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Week 501 – Geneva – 28 to 30 November 2016

Anne Baldens (Mulhouse – 68 – France) – Françoise Bloch (Geneva – Switzerland)

François Rittmeyer (Vevey – Switzerland) – Martine Cuennet (Avully – Switzerland)

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We believe it is important to address ourselves to those who are partly responsible for deciding WHO policy. It is for this reason that, on 9th November 2012, we began a Vigil outside the Ministry of Health in Paris. The Ministers of Health are the representatives of the member countries of WHO, and they are involved in deciding the policies and actions that this institution pursues in the area of radioprotection. We will maintain this silent and peaceful vigil every Friday from 9am to 5pm outside the Ministry of Health in Paris, until France takes the necessary steps to ensure that WHO fulfils its mission to protect the population from radioactive pollution, and that a programme of independent research is put in place on a national and / or European level, on the theme of “Health and nuclear power”.

The Vigil outside the Ministry of Health during November 2016

Taking part in the Vigil outside the Ministry of Health during November 2016 :

Philippe Clavière – Christophe Elain – Etsuko Furukata – Martine Laroche – Claude Lesage – Thong Kuy Lim – Joël Luguern – Nadine Ruelland – Jean Pierre Triger

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Week 493 – Geneva – 03 to 07 October 2016

Carole Bouvier (Cologny – Switzerland) – Jean Yves Peillard (Clarafond – 74 – France)

Annick Steiner (Geneva – Switzerland) – Véronique Marcot (Rochejean – 25 – France)

Philippe Morier-Genoud (Rossinières – Switzerland)

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Week 494 – Geneva – 10 to 14 October 2016

Jean Yves Peillard (Clarafond – 74 – France) – François Rittmeyer (Vevey – Switzerland)

(not photographed)

Carole Bouvier (Cologny – Switzerland) – Annick Steiner (Geneva – Switzerland)

Alison Katz (Geneva – Switzerland) – David Shipley (Geneva – Switzerland)

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Week 494 – Geneva – 10 to 14 October 2016

Jean Marie Frontini (Angers – 49 – France)

(not photographed)

Anne Marie Kabalu (Angers – 49 – France) – Véronique Marcot (Rochejean – 25 – France)

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Week 496 – Geneva – 24 to 28 October 2016

Sylvie Baldens (Gentioux-Pigerolles – 23 – France)

Martine Cuennet (Avully – Switzerland) – Françoise Bloch (Geneva – Switzerland)

Michel Monod (Geneva – Switzerland) – Guy Chatelan (Gex – 74 – France)

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Week 497 – Geneva – 31 October 2016

Sonia Marmotant (St Martin – 37 – France) – Daniel Boget (Aix les Bains – 73 – France)

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We believe it is important to address ourselves to those who are partly responsible for deciding WHO policy. It is for this reason that, on 9th November 2012, we began a Vigil outside the Ministry of Health in Paris. The Ministers of Health are the representatives of the member countries of WHO, and they are involved in deciding the policies and actions that this institution pursues in the area of radioprotection. We will maintain this silent and peaceful vigil every Friday from 9am to 5pm outside the Ministry of Health in Paris, until France takes the necessary steps to ensure that WHO fulfils its mission to protect the population from radioactive pollution, and that a programme of independent research is put in place on a national and / or European level, on the theme of “Health and nuclear power”.

Vigil outside the Ministry of Health during October 2016

Taking part in the Vigil outside the Ministry of Health during October 2016 :

Midori Amo – Philippe Clavière – Thierry Duvernoy – Christophe Elain – Marie Magdeleine Fratoni – Etsuko Furukata – Martine Laroche – Thong Kuy Lim – Nadine Ruelland – Jean Pierre Triger – Yasuyo

Dominique Maddaléna

Dominique Maddaléna was one of the cornerstones of the Vigil in Paris, ever since it first began outside the Ministry of Health in November 2012. He had also taken his turn at the vigil in Geneva several times.  He was utterly committed to the action in Paris and was to be seen there every Friday right up until last April when health problems made it impossible for him to continue. He died this October 2016 and his humanity, his presence, always warm and welcoming, will certainly be missed by all of those who had the opportunity to spend time in his company.

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Week 488 – Geneva – 01 and 02 September 2016

Maarten Bronkorst (Avessac – 44 – France)

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Week 489 – Geneva – 05 to 09 September 2016

Dominique Loquais (St Hilaire de Chaléons – 44 – France)

Martine Cuennet (Avully – (Switzerland) – Véronique Marcot (Rochejean – 25 – France)

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Week 490 – Geneva – 12 to 16 September 2016

Jean Yves Peillard (Clarafond – 74 – France) – Carole Bouvier (Cologny – Switzerland)

François Rittmeyer (Vevey – Switzerland)

(not photographed)

Henri Tendron (Orvault – 44 – France)

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Week 491 – Geneva – 19 to 23 September 2016

Marius Simonnet (Noirmoutier en l’Ile – 85 – France) – Thérèse Raitière (Guenrouët – 44 – France)

Paul Roullaud (Guenrouët – 44 – France)

(not photographed)

Carole Bouvier (Cologny – Switzerland) – Guy Chatelan (Gex – 01 – France)

Denny Simonnet (Noirmoutier en l’Ile – 85 – France)

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Week 492 – Geneva – 26 to 30 September 2016

Christophe Elain (Globe Trotter)

(not photographed)

François Rittmeyer (Vevey – Switzerland) – Carole Bouvier (Cologny – Switzerland)

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We believe it is important to address ourselves to those who are partly responsible for deciding WHO policy. It is for this reason that, on 9th November 2012, we began a Vigil outside the Ministry of Health in Paris. The Ministers of Health are the representatives of the member countries of WHO, and they are involved in deciding the policies and actions that this institution pursues in the area of radioprotection. We will maintain this silent and peaceful vigil every Friday from 9am to 5pm outside the Ministry of Health in Paris, until France takes the necessary steps to ensure that WHO fulfils its mission to protect the population from radioactive pollution, and that a programme of independent research is put in place on a national and / or European level, on the theme of “Health and nuclear power”.

Vigil outside the Ministry of Health during September 2016

Taking part in the Vigil outside the Ministry of Health during September 2016 :

Midori Amo – Thierry Duvernoy – Etsuko Furukata – Martine Laroche – Joël Luguern – Thong Kuy Lim – Nadine Ruelland – Jean Pierre Triger

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