Secular Resistance Groups in Iraq Face Threats from All Sides

U-S troops conducted a raid last week against the headquarters of the Iraqi Freedom Congress, a self-described secular civil resistance group based in Baghdad. The voices of Iraqis who support non-violence and non-sectarian leadership in their country have been increasingly lost in the chaos that has marked the occupation.  But despite threats from several fronts, such groups do continue to operate within Iraq.

Hiba Dawood reports and David Enders produces this look at the everyday struggles of these secular organizations.