Bayer's Use of EU-Forbidden Pesticides Ignites Protest in South Africa  - Beyond Pesticides Daily News Blog

Farmworkers in Paarl, South Africa demand the end to the importation and use of agrochemicals prohibited by the European Union (EU). This protest is part of a broader global trend of outcry against systemic issues of environmental racism that disproportionately burden communities with environmental and health risks. 

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