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To examine the plight of the organization and Mr. Amin's quixotic mission is to have a rare glimpse into the personality-driven, sometimes tumultuous world of the African-American Muslim movement.

By Sarah Stillman June 1, 2011 In this week's issue of the magazine, I examine the plight of the Pentagon's invisible army: the tens of thousands of international laborers doing work for U.S. military contractors in Iraq and Afghanistan.

In 2007, it's Graham Swift who writes a novel focused entirely on the domestic and familial (Tomorrow), while writers such as Rose Tremain and Marina Lewycka examine the plight of low-paid migrant workers in the modern British economy.

In this week's issue of the magazine, I examine the plight of the Pentagon's invisible army: the tens of thousands of international laborers doing work for U.S. military contractors in Iraq and Afghanistan.

He credits his success to passing himself off as a dalit, one of Hinduism's former "untouchables".To examine the plight of India's estimated 100m-odd DNTs and other nomadic people, the central government appointed a commission which reported back in 2008.

The second season, along with its ongoing examination of the drug problem and its effect on the urban poor, examines the plight of the blue-collar urban working class as exemplified by stevedores in the city port, as some of them get caught up in smuggling drugs and other contraband inside the shipping containers that pass through their port.

It also examined the plight of children living without their families or in the street.

If the government acts on a recent report examining the plight of Irish emigrants, it will become more than just a sentimental gesture.

The play, The River and The Mountain, examined the plight of a man coming out as gay and the motivation of Uganda's powerful anti-gay lobby.

In August, this column examined the plight of some 40 employees at Penn Specialty Chemicals, a small company that went bankrupt in 2008.

In recent services, church members read fragments from a Belgian church commission report that examined the plight of victims of child sex abuse.