A Justice Committee production on the situation of Human Rights in Barbados. This \interview series\ is almost as unusual as it sounds. It veers between the shocking and the incredible in the lives of young to middle aged Barbadian men and women from three social meeting spots around the densely populated urban parish of St. Michael.\n\nThe uneasy tension between the people and the police state is especially clear within the narrow scope of the interview on Human Rights in Barbados. One unnamed male describes his horrible experience with the law enforcement officers while recalling the \Fallen Soldiers\ whose lives were snatched under highly questionable circumstances.\n\n\It (Royal Barbados Police Force) was founded to violate the Human Rights of the poor. That was the Royal Barbados Police Force coming into existence because it came out of a Slave System.\ Your conscience can be the judge of these resounding Barbadian voices who find it hard to enjoy their freedom to live