GLW issue 531, published 2003-03-26.

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The reliability of our news media during war

BY ROBERT ALCOCK Now war is declared, the ball game of news reporting will change. All material gathered in and around the conflict will be subject to US scrutiny and if you don't sign the Pentagon agreements, then pack your bags quickly.

Student poets victimised for anti-war stance

NEW MEXICO, USA — On March 17, the day of US President George Bush's televised announcement of the imminent US military attack on Iraq, Green Left Weekly writer Bill Nevins was suspended from his teaching job at Rio Rancho New Mexico public

Iranian asylum seekers may face forced return

BY SARAH STEPHEN On March 12, an immigration department media release announced that the Australian and Iranian governments had signed a memorandum of understanding to "promote the legal and mutually beneficial movement of people between the two

Students stop school to stop the war

BY KYLIE MOON "Stop school to stop the war!" This was a call put out by Books Not Bombs (BNB) following US President George Bush's March 17 48-hour ultimatum to Iraqi President Saddam Hussein. It was met on March 20 by thousands of students putting
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