Thalidomide survivors ‘devastated and so hurt’ by Government statement this week
Government accused of not apologising for State role in prolonging access to drug after worldwide ban
Government accused of not apologising for State role in prolonging access to drug after worldwide ban
Statement comes as Cabinet briefed on enhanced supports for people impacted by the drug
At heart of the national apology must be an acceptance of Australia’s moral responsibility, prime minister tells parliament
I was never made to feel special in the wrong way, but when I was 10, it was time to learn the truth about Thalidomide’s impact on my body
Irish Times photographer Nick Bradshaw has travelled around Ireland documenting the lives of people impacted by the drug for an intimate set of portraits
Mass actions now comprising 10 per cent of all legal cases against the State
Ireland’s thalidomide survivors renew appeal for what they consider appropriate redress over delays in removing Thalidomide from market
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