Combat Law : The Human Rights magazine Volume 2, Issue 5: Adivasis Driven to bondage and starvation Shiraz Bulsara: Adivasi migrant labour - a disaggregate and unprotected workforce. Internal colonialism Editorial Tribal forest interface - logic of survival Pradip Prabhu Questions about a road Pankaj Sekhsaria: Questions about the Andaman Trunk Road must be asked before it is too late. Unequal access to justice Brian Lobo: Experiences and lessons of seeking justice in the courts on behalf of tribal communities and individuals in general and regarding mass displacement in particular Lessons from Mutanga C.R.Bijoy: Injustice in God's own Country: The Adivasi Uprising in Kerala Customary law triumphs in South Africa Alok Gupta PESA and the illusions of tribal self-governance Pradip Prabhu Jharkhand government usurping tribal land K.Balchand On arresting women Rohan Menon: The recent Supreme Court judgment on what the police must and must not do while arresting women raises many fears and doubts. A rape victim speaks Anjana Mishra Workers' suicides and their perpetrators Report of the joint fact finding committee into the deaths of Anant Dalvi and Akhtar Khan, two workers of the Tata Electric Companies? project in Trombay. An ideal law, but only on paper? Pratibha Menon: A critique of the Goa Children's Act, 2003 A meaningless Bill on school education Ashok Agarwal: The Draft Free and Compulsory Education for Children Bill, 2003 is certainly not aimed at giving quality education to poor children. Intimidated witnesses and victims: Treated with hostility Saumya Uma Judiciary: A.P Chapter K.G.Kannabiran Dealing with the sand mafia in U.P. Tirtho Banerjee The other face of America Annanya Bhattacharjee: Blacks, coloured people and immigrants not only get a raw deal in American society but find themselves victimised by the official administration and judicial system.