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Produced by: Marc Laban
Network: ABC
Forced Labor interview of the railroad project.
Forced Laborers told the reporter: "I brought my own food, had to walk 40 miles and paid my own transportation." "One has to replace others when the others take rest." "One can pay to be free, but most of us are very poor. We do not have money to pay." "If I refuse to work I'll be detained and fined." "State Law and Order Restoration Council never pay any money to people." "Women have to work the same work load as men.If they cannot finish the work on time, the authority will give more tasks as punishment." "If they escape they will be kicked and punched." "People from the cities are asked to contribute money for the construction." "Forced porterage is a serious issue. Porters carry artillery shells and food. They are given little food and have to work as mine sweepers."

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Produced by: TV Myanmar/Marc Laban
Colonel Hla Min: "Freedom comes eventually, not abruptly. "He was defending the "Visit Myanmar 1996" festival.
He delivered the anti-drug report.

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Produced by: Heather Kelly, Raw
A villager explains the army brutality. People see large wounds on his back and the sick children.
A Bangladeshi police and registration.
New arrivals.

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Produced by: Heather Kelly
During the Karen National Union (KNU) Parade, General Bo Mya Spoke.
A message from National Council of Burma: "Victory is at hand."
Other scenes include a message from National Coalition Government of the Union of Burma (NCGUB), the Karen warriors, smoking boys, and a very young Karen soldier.

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