Ward Morehouse (activist)
- Ward Morehouse (activist)
Ward Morehouse is an author, publisher, activist, and a co-founder of POCLAD, an American anti-corporate research collective. Morehouse is a well-known activist who has worked on the Bhopal Gas accident in India ["Fighting for Victims' Rights", Christian Science Monitor, 5 December 1990, People Section, p.15.] and is the founder of Apex Press. He was also the founder of the International Council for Justice in Bhopal, which focused on bringing victims to the attention of the public, and organised tours of the United Kingdom and United States, and has worked to keep the issue from fading from the international stage. [p298-299, Fortuin, K. "Advocacy after Bhopal", University of Chicago Press, 2001]
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