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* Hamzah was horrifically injured at home in Baghdad just days before his fifth birthday * Now he has been fitted with a new leg at a rehabilitation centre in Michigan Three days before his [...]

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March 17th, 2010|Comments Off on Scott Horton Interviews Cole Miller

Scott Horton has provided incisive analysis of US foreign policy for more than a decade. To say he is "tireless" in pursuit of key information about imperial violence and its victims would be an understatement. [...]

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A HELPING HAND: Teenagers brought together by pain of war

September 29th, 2009|Comments Off on A HELPING HAND: Teenagers brought together by pain of war

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Upstate friends help Iraqi girl return to Greenville

September 24th, 2009|Comments Off on Upstate friends help Iraqi girl return to Greenville

Bear hugs and welcoming smiles greeted Salee Allawe when she returned to Shriners Hospital for Children on Wednesday, two years after traveling to Greenville from Iraq to be fitted with prosthetic legs. The Iraqi girl [...]

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