16.02.2011 The Stop the Tears campaign launched today with a new website and Facebook page. By reaching people online the campaign aims to highlight the responsibility of the pharmaceutical companies to compensate the thalidomide survivors. http://www.stoptears.org/
05.02.2010 Canada Globe and Mail - " Cursed by 'miracle drug,' thalidomide victims wait for Canada's apology " Click here to read the full story
14.01.2010 Statement on support for Thalidomide survivors by Mr Mike O'Brien and following parliamentary response from parliamentlive click here to watch again
18.11.2009 - BBC One Wales Programmes -Week In Week Out -meets some of the Welsh Thalidomide Impaired Survivors to see how they are coping. click here to watch again
04.11.2009 Adjournment debate at Westminster Hall, London. This is a short half hour (or one and a half hours) debate. Click here to read the debate
09.10.2009 The Independent article by Jeremy Laurance, Legendary newspaper editor Sir Harold Evans revisits crusade for compensation Click here to read the full article
01.05.2009 Sue MacGregor brings together a group of people to tell the story of the 1960s 'wonder drug' Thalidomide, which caused so much damage and distress. Click here to listen again
06.03.2009 BBC Radio 4 Today program Former Labour MP Lord Ashley has asked for more compensation for people born with deformities due to the drug thalidomide around 50 years ago. Science correspondent Tom Feilden reports on the secondary disorders associated with long term disability that many are experiencing. Click here to listen again
Sadie Galvin, 82yrs old was prescribed Distival in 1958 for toxic thyroid. She was not aware that she was pregnant. Distival was the name for Thalidomide in the UK. Dominic her son was left with serious central brain damage as well as other problems due to Thalidomide.
Thalidomide´s central brain damage is not very well known about, therefore Sadie tells her story. Click here to view on BlipTV
October 2008 Demonstration: for more campaign videos go to U-Tube