For 15 years now, Wilson has been fighting the chemical companies that destroyed the bay that provided for generations of her family.
The corporate counterattack against Wilson has been vicious.
Her dogs have been killed.
Members of her family have been shot at.
Her shrimp boat has been sunk twice.
But she continues to fight for justice.
She says she will continue the water-only hunger strike until the people of Bhopal get justice.
That means money, and a criminal trial of Union Carbide/Dow, and its executives.
Wilson's hunger strike follows one begun in New Delhi on June 8, when two women gas survivors from Bhopal -- Tara Bai, 35, and Rashida Bi, 46 -- together with long-time Bhopal activist Satinath (Sathyu) Sarangi, 48, sat outside the Indian Parliament and pledged to fast until the Government ensured that justice would be done in Bhopal.
The corporate counterattack against Wilson has been vicious.
Her dogs have been killed.
Members of her family have been shot at.
Her shrimp boat has been sunk twice.
But she continues to fight for justice.
She says she will continue the water-only hunger strike until the people of Bhopal get justice.
That means money, and a criminal trial of Union Carbide/Dow, and its executives.
Wilson's hunger strike follows one begun in New Delhi on June 8, when two women gas survivors from Bhopal -- Tara Bai, 35, and Rashida Bi, 46 -- together with long-time Bhopal activist Satinath (Sathyu) Sarangi, 48, sat outside the Indian Parliament and pledged to fast until the Government ensured that justice would be done in Bhopal.