U.S. Department of State - Iraq's Voices for Freedom

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	Ahmad Al-Rikaby

	Sayed Abdul Majid Al-Khoei

	Abbas Al-Bayati

	Sayed Moustafa Al-Qazwini

	Safia Taleb Al-Souhail

	Sadiq Al-Mossawi

	Fawzi Karim

	Hussain Sinjari
In the end, we ourselves, the people of Iraq, must push for democracy. — Hussain Sinjari

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The following excerpts were taken from interviews conducted in late 2002 with Iraqis now living beyond the brutal control of Saddam Hussein's rule. These voices represent but a few of the millions of Iraqis whose hopes for the future have been silenced by tyranny. Continue »

An Iraqi girl observes the parliament of Iraqi Kurdistan, December, 2002, in the city of Irbil. (AP)
	Iraqis in Stockholm challenging Saddam Hussein's bogus referendum to extend his presidency, October 2002. The "No to Saddam" campaign, organized by a coalition of pro-democracy Iraqi organizations in Europe, North America, and northern Iraq produced their own on-line referendum that overwhelmingly rejected Saddam's rule. (AP)
Iraqi women opposed to Saddam's regime speak out in London, December, 2002. (AP)

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