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Georgina Kekea by Georgina Kekea
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Women Seek Justice 70 Years After U.S. Nuclear Tests Devastate Marshall Islands Environment and People

By Netani Rika Majuro, Marshall Islands

WOMEN continue to fight for justice, 70 years after the first nuclear tests by the United States caused devastation on the people and environment of the Marshall Islands. And as Pacific women gathered on Majuro to discuss ways to end gender-based violence, they heard from local counterparts about a battle for justice older than many of the delegates. Ariana Kilner, chair of the Marshall National Nuclear Commission and descendant of survivors of weapons testing, shared a story of survival, setting the backdrop for the 15th Triennial Conference of Pacific Women. “I am here to share with you our story. This is a story not only of suffering and loss, but also of strength, unity, and unwavering commitment to justice,’’ Kilner told delegates from across the region.
“The conference theme “an pilinlin koba komman lometo” (a collection of droplets creates an ocean” reflects the efforts of the many Marshallese women before me, and together, we call on you, our Pacific sisters and brothers, to stand united in our commitment to justice, healing, and a brighter future for the Pacific.’’ 
The triennial will focus on three specific areas – climate change, gender-based violence, and the health of women and girls. Marshall Islands President, Dr Hilda C. Heine, acknowledged that nothing less than a collective, regional effort was needed to effectively address the three issues at the centre of the regional conference.
“Our gender equality journey calls on Pacific leadership to be intentional, innovative and bold in our responses to the gaps that we see in our efforts,” Heine said.
“We must take risks, create new partnerships, and be unwavering in our commitment to bring about substantive gender equality for the region.’’
In the area of gender equality, young Marshallese women like Kilner are forging pathways to ensure that justice is done, even if the battle for restitution takes another 70 years. In a bold, innovative move, women of the Marshall Islands have taken their cry to the World Council of Churches and the United Nations.
“Marshallese women have shown remarkable resilience and leadership,” Kilner said. “From the early days of testing, they raised their voices against the injustices inflicted upon our people. They documented health issues, collected evidence, and demanded accountability.’’The current story of Marshallese women began in the aftermath of World War II when the group of atolls in the Northern Pacific was selected as ground zero for a nuclear weapon testing program. This was the beginning of a profound and painful chapter which continues today. “The people of Bikini and later Enewetak were displaced from their home islands in order for the tests to commence,’’ Kilner said. “For a period of 12 years Between 1946 and 1958, 67 nuclear tests were conducted in our islands, including the infamous Bravo test on Bikini Atoll in 1954. Despite a petition from the Marshallese to cease the experiments, the testing continued for another four years with 55 more detonations.’’   

On March 1, 1954: the U.S. conducted its largest ever nuclear weapon test, Castle Bravo, at the Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands. It was 1000x bigger than the one dropped on Hiroshima. 67 nuclear bombs have been tested on Marshall Islands by the U.S.

Immediately after the Bravo test, people fell ill – their skin itching and peeling, eyes hurting, stomachs churning with pain, heads split by migraines and fingernails changing colour because of nuclear fallout. It was not long before women gave birth to what have been described jellyfish babies. “So deformed, (were our) babies sometimes born resembling the features of an octopus or the intestines of a turtle, in some instances, a bunch of grapes or a strange looking animal.” Kilner told delegates at the regional forum this week. “The term jellyfish babies was coined after the birth of many babies who were born without limbs or a head, whose skin was so transparent their mothers saw their tiny hearts beating within. We were told by those scientists that our babies were a result of incest.’’
Despite a 2004 study by the United States National Cancer Institute which concluded that the Marshallese could expect an estimated 530 “excess” cancers, half of which had yet to be detected, the United States has made no move towards reparation for the islanders. The study showed that the fallout resulted in elevated cancer risks, with women being disproportionately affected Twenty years after the study, the Marshall Islands continues to fight for justice, women
at the forefront of the struggle, just as they have been since March 1, 1954. If anyone has the resilience to fight for justice, it is the Marshallese women.

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