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Development, Production, Stockpiling and Use of Chemical Weapons and their Destruction. August 1994, p.122.
32. For a discussion of the background to this information which emerged from South Africas Truth and Reconciliation Commission which revealed that a host of
some 500 products was being produced as secret poisons against Anti-Apartheid activists, see Lovell, J. (1998) S.African Panel told of a secret murder factory.
Reuters. June 9.
33. Sanford, J.P. (1976) Medical Aspects of Riot Control (harrassing) agents. Ann. Rev. Med. 27, pp. 412-419.
34. The most comprehensive record of this research is provided by Robinson,J.P. (1994) Disabling Chemical Weapons: some technical and
historical aspects. Working paper of the Pugwash Study Group on Implementation of CBW Conventions. Second Workshop. Den
Haag/Noordwijk, Netherlands. 27-29th May.
35. Indian Border Security Force Tear Smoke Unit (TSU), Tekanpur, Gwalior, India.
36. Chemical Warfare laboratories researched the analogues of this irritant (such as VAN) for many years as an aid to understanding the
neurophysiology of pain. Reviewed in Substances Producing Pain & Itch. Arnold 1964. Letter to Steve Wright from R.M. Watson (the then
Director of the UK Chemical Defence Establishment at Porton Down), dated 22 nd . July 1975.
37.IDC of Switzerland packages CN and CS into special 18 litre canisters as well as special drums of 30 to 200 litres and with base solutions which
can be individually dyed. IDC brochure Irritant agent base solutions CS and CN for spraying with water launcher cannons. Displayed at Milipol
Exhibition, France, 1993.
38. Police and Security News 5-6/99.
39. Less lethal munitions are they really safe and effective, http://www.cactive.com/cato/NIJ.html
40. Barzilay, D. (1973) The British Army in Ulster. Vol 1. Century Books, Belfast.
41. See for example Janes Security & Counter-Insurgency Equipment 1993/94'.Janes Publication Group, UK.
42. See for example Technical specification for the Slingshot rubber bullet weapon manufactured by TFM Olifantsfontein Pty (South Africa).
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