61.   Their demands included the lowering of prices of basic commodities and the resignation of Minister of Education and Culture Wiranto Arismunandar.

62.   Their demands also include job opportunities in Britain for the children of Gurkha soldiers sent back home under a British redundancy scheme.

63.   Their demands include a pay increase and permanent work contracts to all part-time employees.

64.   Their demands include ending police harassment of blacks, public accountability for police misconduct and economic equality for blacks.

65.   Their demands include greater price support for cotton and other crops, and various other issues including higher pensions and more works to deal with a growing drought problem.

66.   Their demands include measures to combat unemployment among newly qualified doctors.

67.   Their demands include more privacy during family visits.

68.   Their demands included improved job security, social insurance and menstrual leave.

69.   Their demands included payment of delayed government student stipends and free transportation for students, the Interfax news agency said.

70.   Their demands also included an end to the suppression of Iranian women and official recognition of the National Council of Resistance.