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Interviews:

1.	A Soldier Speaks: Zechariah
	Zechariah, 25, enlisted in the Army when he was 21, and was deployed to Iraq from March 2003 to January 2004 with the 173rd Airborne Brigade as a medic. He spoke to AlterNet about the war, his hopes and fears, and the hard road ahead. ..more

2.	Interviews with injured workers in the Civil Hospital, Gurgaon
	“Over 300 workers had gathered outside the Mini Secretariat. The police surrounded us and beat us up to inflict the maximum damage on us. Both of us may not be able to work for many months now. How can we feed our families? ..more

3.	An Open Appeal to All Parliamentarians
	On April 26, 2005, Modern Food Industries Employees Union sent an open appeal to against the loot of the exchequer, against the criminal destruction of public assets, and against the destruction of the livelihood of workers. ..more

4.	LRS Appeal to the PM on the grave situation in Manipur
	Short description: If the army is required to be kept for such a long time with such absolute powers, it necessarily means that there is no democracy ... the army itself is perceived as an instrument of terror rather than that of protection of civilians. ..more