Philip Jones Griffiths | Agent Orange: Collateral Damage in Vietnam Tran Van Lam, ten, is intellectually- disabled and has difficulty walking. His older brothers, Tran Van Thuan and Tran Van Hoang also suffer from malformed legs. Their father built them a bamboo wa (...)
lkway to help strengthen their limbs. Cam Nghia, Vietnam. 1998. © Philip Jones Griffiths | Magnum Photos
Philip Jones Griffiths | Agent Orange: Collateral Damage in Vietnam Pham Hong Quy, 24, has several epileptic fits every day. He has a dysfunction of his right hand and left leg. His mother, PHAN Thi Thao, looks on as the village health volunteer Le Thi Binh (on lef (...)
t) makes her weekly visit. Cam Nghia, Veitnam. 1998. © Philip Jones Griffiths | Magnum Photos
Philip Jones Griffiths | Agent Orange: Collateral Damage in Vietnam Girl Born in May, 2000 and left at the Tu Du Hospital by her parents. She was never given a name. Her condition, craniofacial dysostosis, is a feature of Crouzon's syndrome. Ho Chi Minh City, Vietn (...)
am. 2002. © Philip Jones Griffiths | Magnum Photos
Philip Jones Griffiths | Agent Orange: Collateral Damage in Vietnam Nguyen Viet-Duc, born at Gia Lai, Kontum, on February 25, 1981. They were conjoined at the pelvis, with one anus, one penis, one urinary tract, one bladder, two kidneys, and three legs. They are on (...)
e of the many sets of Siamese twins at the Tu Du Hospital. These boys are seven years old and Viet (on right) is brain dead. They were eventually separated by a team of Japanese doctors. Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. 1987. © Philip Jones Griffiths | Magnum Photos
Philip Jones Griffiths | Agent Orange: Collateral Damage in Vietnam Uyen Hung village, Song Be Province, Vietnam. Tran Thi Cam Nhung, (on right), with her mother and sister at their home. Nhung was healthy at birth, but a week later the skin over her right eye turn (...)
ed red. Within days a giant tumor, the size of a grapefruit, erupted. After a year of treatment and operations in Germany, her tumor was finally eradicated. She can see with both eyes, but the right side of her face is badly scarred.Song Be Province. 1994. © Philip Jones Griffiths | Magnum Photos
Philip Jones Griffiths | Agent Orange: Collateral Damage in Vietnam Le Thi Dat, thirteen, suffers from spina bifida and mental retardation. She is inseparable from her doll. She was born in neary Quang Tri Hospital, "very weak". Her mother, Le Thi Thuyen, 49, carri (...)
es her outside most sunny days while she hoes her garden nearby. Her father was a soldier in the Saigon army during the war. Cam Nghia, Vietnam. 1998. © Philip Jones Griffiths | Magnum Photos
Philip Jones Griffiths | Agent Orange: Collateral Damage in Vietnam Nine-month-old Hoang Huu Cung, was born with a harelip. His mother, Le Thi Ninh, and her husband, Hoang Huu Tich, spent the war together in Cam Nghia. Their two older children have no abnormalities (...)
. Cam Nghia, Vietnam. 1998. © Philip Jones Griffiths | Magnum Photos
Philip Jones Griffiths | Agent Orange: Collateral Damage in Vietnam Penh, fourteen, was born in the Tramkok district, Takeo Province. He begs with his parents, who have also moved to the city. With his handsome good looks he specializes in targeting open-air restau (...)
rants. Phnom Penh, Vietnam. 2000. © Philip Jones Griffiths | Magnum Photos