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SCHWEIZ BUNDESFEIER 2005

Angehoerige linker Gruppierungen unter der Leitung des "ueberregionalen antifaschistischen Netzwerks" ziehen am Montag, 1. August 2005, waehrend der von der Polizei bewilligten 1. August-Demonstration gegen Rechtsextremismus durch die Luzerner Innenstadt. (KEYSTONE/Urs Flueeler)

SCHWEIZ BUNDESFEIER 2005

Angehoerige linker Gruppierungen unter der Leitung des "ueberregionalen antifaschistischen Netzwerks" ziehen am Montag, 1. August 2005, waehrend der von der Polizei bewilligten 1. August-Demonstration gegen Rechtsextremismus durch die Luzerner Innenstadt. (KEYSTONE/Urs Flueeler)

SCHWEIZ BUNDESFEIER 2005

Angehoerige linker Gruppierungen unter der Leitung des "ueberregionalen antifaschistischen Netzwerks" ziehen am Montag, 1. August 2005, waehrend der von der Polizei bewilligten 1. August-Demonstration gegen Rechtsextremismus durch die Luzerner Innenstadt. (KEYSTONE/Urs Flueeler)

SCHWEIZ BUNDESFEIER 2005

Linke Gruppierungen unter der Leitung des "ueberregionales antifaschistisches Netzwerk" ziehen am Montag 1.August 2005 waehrend der von der Polizei bewilligten 1.August Demonstration gegen den Rechtsextremismus Demonstrierend durch die Luzerner Innenstadt. (KEYSTONE/Urs Flueeler)

THAILAND PROTEST ALKOHOL

A Thai Muslim girl holds an anti-alcohol banner as she wears a banner reading 'Stop Beer and Alcohol' on her head as around 5,000 Thai muslims join Thai buddhist people holding a demonstration calling for the indefinite postponement of acceptance of alcohol-related shares on the stock market in front of the Ministry of Finance, Bangkok, Thailand, Monday 01 August 2005. Thai people are concerned that the issue under consideration is a grave threat to the health, social harmony and time-honoured ethics of Thai culture. (KEYSTONE/EPA/NARONG SANGNAK)

THAILAND PROTEST ALKOHOL

Thai people with an anti-alcohol banners take part in in a demonstration calling for the indefinite postponement of acceptance of alcohol-related shares on the stock market in front of the Ministry of Finance, Bangkok, Thailand, Monday 01 August 2005. Thai people are concerned that the issue under consideration is a grave threat to the health, social harmony and time-honoured ethics of Thai culture. (KEYSTONE/EPA/NARONG SANGNAK)

PHILIPPINEN REGIERUNG KRISE PROTEST

Filipino students show their butts in a rally calling for the Philippine president Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo's resignation infront of the Philippine Congress in Quezon City, east of Manila on Monday, 01 August 2005. The protesters condemned President Arroyo's move to shift to a parliamentary system from the current presidential form of government. Arroyo blamed the country's 'deteriorating' political system on a crisis sparked by vote-rigging allegations against her. In defending her proposal to shift to a parliamentary-federal form of government, Arroyo warned the Philippines could fall into 'anarchy' if the current presidential system is not overhauled. (KEYSTONE/EPA/DENNIS M. SABANGAN)

GUINEA ELECTIONS

Supporters of defeated presidential candidate Malam Bacai Sanha shouting slogans during a demonstration on Sunday 31 July 2005 to contest the provisional results on the second round of presidential elections wich was won by independent candidate Joao Bernardo Vieira, knowed as Nino Vieira. EPA/MANUEL DE ALMEIDA

NEPAL STUDENTEN PROTEST GAGAN THAPA

Popular student leader Gagan Thapa (C), who was arrested on charges of sedition, is being taken to custody after beeing interrogated at the Government Attorney's office in Kathmandu on Sunday, 31 July 2005. Thapa was arrested for shouting anti-monarchy slogans during a protest rally in Kathmandu last Monday. Human rights organisation Amenesty International declared on Saturday in a press statement that Thapa is a prisoner of conscience. (KEYSTONE/EPA/NARENDRA SHRESTHA)

NEPAL STUDENTEN PROTEST GAGAN THAPA

Popular student leader Gagan Thapa (C), who was arrested on charges of sedition, speaks with reporters after beeing interrogated at the Government Attorney's office in Kathmandu on Sunday, 31 July 2005. Thapa was arrested for shouting anti-monarchy slogans during a protest rally in Kathmandu last Monday. Human rights organisation Amenesty International declared on Saturday in a press statement that Thapa is a prisoner of conscience. (KEYSTONE/EPA/NARENDRA SHRESTHA)

CHILE MENSCHENRECHTE DEMONSTRATION

A relative of a person executed during the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet Ugarte participates in a demonstration in front of "La Moneda Palace", headquarters of the Chilean Government, Thursday, July 28, 2005, in Santiago de Chile. The demonstration marks the 30th anniversary of the so-called "Colombo Operation", during which 119 political opponents to the military regime were executed and whose bodies dissapeared in the hands of the secret services in 1975. (KEYSTONE/EPA/Ian Salas)

CHILE MENSCHENRECHTE DEMONSTRATION

Relatives with real size paintings of those killed in the so-called "Colombo Operation" march in front of the government "La Moneda palace" in Santiago, Chile, Thursday, July 28, 2005, during a demonstration marking the 30th anniversary of the operation, where 119 people were killed in 1975 in the early years of Gen. Augusto Pinochet's regime. The Pinochet regime contends the victims died in clashes in Argentina involving rival armed groups opposed to his rule. The opposition says they were dissidents. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Santiago Llanquin)

NEPAL STUDENTEN PROTEST

A pedestrian passes through a fire set by agitating students a demonstration against Nepalese King Gyanendra in Kathmandu on Thursday, 28 July 2005. The protestors demand the immediate release of sacked former premier Sher Bhadur Deuba who was jailed for two years on corruption charge on Tuesday, 26 July. (KEYSTONE/EPA/NARENDRA SHRESTHA)

NEPAL STUDENTEN PROTEST

Students protesting against the monarchy shoul slogans in Kathmandu on Thursday. 28 July 2005. The students have been protesting against king Gyanendraàs seizure of political power on February. They have been calling for the immediate release of former premier Sher Bhadur Deuba. Sacked Premier Deuba was jailed for two years on corruption charge on Tuesday. EPA/NARENDRA SHRESTHA EPA/NARENDRA SHRESTHA

NEPAL STUDENTEN PROTEST

Nepales police stand ready at a student protest against the monarchy in Kathmandu on Thursday. 28 July 2005. The students have been protesting against king Gyanendraàs seizure of political power on February. They have been calling for the immediate release of former premier Sher Bhadur Deuba. Sacked Premier Deuba was jailed for two years on corruption charge on Tuesday. EPA/NARENDRA SHRESTHA

NEPAL STUDENTEN PROTEST

A fire set by students protesting against the monarchy burns in Kathmandu on Thursday. 28 July 2005. The students have been protesting against king Gyanendraàs seizure of political power on February. They have been calling for the immediate release of former premier Sher Bhadur Deuba. Sacked Premier Deuba was jailed for two years on corruption charge on Tuesday. EPA/NARENDRA SHRESTHA

NEPAL STUDENTEN PROTEST

Nepalese students shout anti-king slogans during a rally outside their college in Kathmandu on Wednesday. 27 July 2005, calling for the immediate release of former prime minister Sher Bhadur Deuba. (KEYSTONE/EPA/NARENDRA SHRESTHA)

SCHWEIZ WTO PROTEST OXFAM

A man rides a bicycle behind the Oxfam naked rich country mannequins, clad only in flags, Japan, US, EU and Switzerland, and bowler hats, next to the lake of Geneva, Switzerland, Tuesday, July 26, 2005. On the eve of the World Trade Organisation negotiations in Geneva, who will last until Friday the 29th of July. (KEYSTONE/Laurent Gillieron)

SCHWEIZ WTO PROTEST OXFAM

A man adjusts a flag behind of Oxfam naked rich country mannequins, clad only in flags, Japan, US, EU and Switzerland, and bowler hats, next to the lake of Geneva, Switzerland, Tuesday, July 26, 2005. On the eve of the World Trade Organisation negotiations in Geneva, who will last until Friday the 29th of July. (KEYSTONE/Laurent Gillieron)

SCHWEIZ WTO PROTEST OXFAM

A man passes behind the Oxfam naked rich country mannequins, clad only in flags, Japan, US, EU and Switzerland, and bowler hats, next to the lake of Geneva, Switzerland, Tuesday, July 26, 2005. On the eve of the World Trade Organisation negotiations in Geneva, who will last untill Friday the 29th of July. (KEYSTONE/Laurent Gillieron)

SCHWEIZ WTO PROTEST OXFAM

Four Oxfam naked rich country mannequins, clad only in flags Japan, US, EU and Switzerland, and bowler hats, in front of the Geneva Water fountain and next to the lake of Geneva, Switzerland, Tuesday, July 26, 2005. On the eve of the World Trade Organisation negotiations in Geneva, who will last untill Friday the 29th of July. (KEYSTONE/Laurent Gillieron)

SCHWEIZ WTO PROTEST OXFAM

A man walks behind the Oxfam naked rich country mannequins, clad only in flags, Switzerland at right and European Union second right, USA, second left and Japan, left, wearing bowler hats, next to the lake of Geneva, Switzerland, Tuesday, July 26, 2005. On the eve of the World Trade Organisation negotiations in Geneva, who will last untill Friday the 29th of July. (KEYSTONE/Laurent Gillieron)

SCHWEIZ WTO PROTEST OXFAM

A man walks behind two of the Oxfam naked rich country mannequins, clad only in flags, Switzerland at right and European Union at left, and bowler hats, next to the lake of Geneva, Switzerland, Tuesday, July 26, 2005. On the eve of the World Trade Organisation negotiations in Geneva, who will last untill Friday the 29th of July. (KEYSTONE/Laurent Gillieron)

YEMEN PROTESTS

A Yemeni woman holds up a Koran and a picture of Sheikh Mohammed Al-Moayad (R) and Mohammed Zayed,as hundreds of Yemeni women stage a sit-in in the Yemeni capital Sanaa on Tuesday 26 July 2005, demanding the US administration to release two Yemenis, Sheikh Mohammed Al-Moayad and his associate, Mohammed Zayed, who are being held in US jails since 2004. Al-Moayyad and Zayed, charged with involvement in funding al-Qaeda, were arrested by US FBI informants in a sting operation in Frankfurt in 2003. EPA/YAHYA ARHAB

NIEDERLANDE PROZESS ATTENTAT THEO VAN GOGH

Demonstrators show images of slain politician Pim Fortuyn, top center, and slain filmmaker Theo van Gogh, left and top right, outside the court in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, Tuesday, July 26, 2005. A Dutch court sentenced Mohammed Bouyeri, 27, to life imprisonment, handing down the harshest sentence possible for a murder that stunned the country. Bouyeri had mounted no defense at his two-day trial earlier this month for the slaying of Theo Van Gogh on Nov. 2, 2004, whom he accused of insulting Islam, and told the court he would do it again if given the chance. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/ Evert Elzinga)

NEPAL STUDENTEN PROTEST

Nepalese protestors shout slogans during a demonstration staged by Citizen's Movement for Democracy and Peace (CMDP) in Kathmandu on Monday 25 July 2005. More than two hundred took part in the protest rally at Ratnapark, a restricted area for demonstration, to protest against King Gyanendra's February take over. At least 30 protestors including human right activists, journalists and civil society leaders were arrested. EPA/NARENDRA SHRESTHA

NEPAL STUDENTEN PROTEST

Nepalese police detain a protestor during a demonstration in Kathmandu on Monday, July 25, 2005. More than two hundred took part in a Citizen's Movement for Democracy and Peace (CMDP) protest rally at Ratnapark, a restricted area for demonstration, to protest against King Gyanendra's February take over. At least 30 protestors including human right activists, journalists and civil society leaders were arrested. (KEYSTONE/EPA/Narendra Shrestha)

AEGYPTEN SHARM EL SHEIKH ANSCHLAG PROTEST

Chefs from local restaurants protest against terrorism in front of the destroyed Ghazala Gardens hotel , background behind curtains, in Sharm el-Sheik, Egypt, Monday, July 25, 2005. A rapid series of car bombs and another blast in this Egyptian Red Sea resort devastated Saturday a luxury hotel and a coffee shop and killed at least 88 people. (AP Photo/Kevin Frayer)

PHILIPPINEN REGIERUNG KRISE PROTEST

A protester rushes to hit a burning effigy of Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo at the height of the rally near the Philippine Congress at suburban Quezon city north of Manila to coincide with the president's State-of-the-Nation-Address, Monday, July 25, 2005. Arroyo is facing her worst political crisis following allegations of election-fraud and corruption. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Bullit Marquez)

PHILIPPINEN REGIERUNG KRISE PROTEST

Protesters calling for the ousting of Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo clash with police on the main road leading to the Philippine Congress in Manila's Quezon City on Monday, July 25, 2005. President Arroyo's State of the Nation address to a joint session of Congress was met with protests from thousands of militants calling for her resignation due to vote-rigging allegations. (KEYSTONE/EPA/Rolex Dela Pena)

AEGYPTEN SHARM EL SHEIKH ANSCHLAG PROTEST

Demonstrators protest in front of the blown-up Ghazala Gardens Hotel in Sharm el-Sheik, Egypt, Sunday, July 24, 2005. A rapid series of car bombs and another blast in this Egyptian Red Sea resort devastated Saturday a luxury hotel and a coffee shop and killed at least 88 people. (AP Photo/Kevin Frayer)

AEGYPTEN SHARM EL SHEIKH ANSCHLAG PROTEST

Demonstrators protest in front of the blown-up Ghazala Gardens Hotel in Sharm el-Sheik, Egypt, Sunday, July 24, 2005. A rapid series of car bombs and another blast in this Egyptian Red Sea resort devastated Saturday a luxury hotel and a coffee shop and killed at least 88 people. (AP Photo/Kevin Frayer)

AEGYPTEN SHARM EL SHEIKH ANSCHLAG PROTEST

Thousands of tourists from all hotels and local residents get together to commemorate the victims of the blasts in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, Sunday, 24 July 2005. The service took place near the heavily struck Ghazala Gardens Hotel. At least 88 people were killed and more than 150 injured in suicide attacks here on Saturday. Al-Qaeda claimed responsibility for the explosions on a website frequently used by Islamist militants. EPA/RICK NEDERSTIGT

AEGYPTEN SHARM EL SHEIKH ANSCHLAG PROTEST

Italian tourists demonstrate with several hundred hotel workers outside the Ghazala Gardens Hotel in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, Sunday 24 July 2005, to protest against terrorism one day after a series of bomb attacks hit this tourist resort, killing at least 88 people and leaving more than 150 injured. EPA/KHALED EL-FIQI

AEGYPTEN SHARM EL SHEIKH ANSCHLAG PROTEST

Several hundred hotel workers stage a demonstration outside the Ghazala Gardens Hotel in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, Sunday 24 July 2005, to protest against terrorism one day after a series of bomb attacks hit this tourist resort, killing at least 88 people and leaving more than 150 injured. EPA/KHALED EL-FIQI

AEGYPTEN SHARM EL SHEIKH ANSCHLAG PROTEST

Egyptians and tourists join a protest march in Sharm el-Sheik, Sunday, July 24, 2005. A rapid series of explosions killed 88 people in this Egyptian Red Sea resort on Saturday, devastating a mall, a luxury hotel and a coffee shop. (AP Photo/Jerome Delay)

AEGYPTEN SHARM EL SHEIKH ANSCHLAG PROTEST

Unidentified tourists join a demonstration in Sharm el-Sheik, Sunday, July 24, 2005, to protest against the terrorist attacks. A rapid series of explosions killed 88 people in this Egyptian Red Sea resort on Saturday, devastating a mall, a luxury hotel and a coffee shop. (AP Photo/Jerome Delay)

SCHWEIZ LAUSANNE DEMONSTRATION KURDEN

JAHRESRUECKBLICK 2005 - INLAND - SCHWEIZ LAUSANNE DEMONSTRATION KURDEN: Leader of Turkey's Workers Party, Dogu Perincek, made his speech in front a portrait of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk (1881-1938), the founder of the Turkish Republic, during a demonstration to commemorate the 82th anniversary of anniversary of the 24th July 1923 peace treaty of Lausanne, on Sunday, July 24, 2005 in Lausanne, Switzerland. The public Ministry of Winterthour, Switzerland opened an investigation against Dogu Perincek, after he had denied the Armenian genocide of 1915 during a press conference last Friday in Glattbrugg, near Zurich. (KEYSTONE/Fabrice Coffrini)

AEGYPTEN SHARM EL SHEIKH ANSCHLAG PROTEST

Egyptians pray as they protest against terrorism in front of the blown-up Ghazala Gardens Hotel in Sharm el-Sheik, Egypt, on Sunday, July 24, 2005. A rapid series of car bombs and another blast in this Egyptian Red Sea resort, devastated a luxury hotel and a coffee shop and killed at least 88 people Saturday. (AP Photo/Amr Nabil)

AEGYPTEN SHARM EL SHEIKH ANSCHLAG PROTEST

Demonstrators protest against terrorism in front of the blown-up Ghazala Gardens Hotel in Sharm el-Sheik, Egypt, on Sunday, July 24, 2005. A rapid series of car bombs and another blast in this Egyptian Red Sea resort, devastated a luxury hotel and a coffee shop and killed at least 88 people Saturday. (AP Photo/Amr Nabil)

NEPAL STUDENTEN PROTEST

Riot police officers detain a student activist during an anti-king demonstration outside their college in Katmandu, Nepal, Friday, July 22, 2005. Student chanted slogans against King Gyanendra demanding return of civil rights and democracy in this Himalayan kingdom. (KEYSTONE/AP photo/Binod Joshi)

KENIA UNRUHEN

A Kenyan policeman wipes his tear gas effected eyes in Nairobi, Kenya, Thursday 21 July 2005. Kenyan police battled with protesters and fired tear gas outside parliament for a third day, as MP's debated a controversial changes to popular draft constitution. EPA/STEPHEN MORRISON

KENIA UNRUHEN

A group of around 15 demonstrators sit on a street with their arms raised shortly before being arrested in Nairobi, Kenya, Thursday, July 21, 2005. Kenyan police battled with protesters and fired tear gas outside parliament for a third day, as MP's debated a controversial changes to popular draft constitution. (KEYSTONE/EPA/Stephen Morrison)

KENIA UNRUHEN

Kenyan activists kneel down on the road as riot police stop them in Nairobi, Thursday, July 21, 2005. Riot police used tear gas to disperse hundreds of demonstrators gathering Thursday in Kenya's capital for a third day of protests over proposed constitutional amendments that critics say leaves the president with too much power. Police arrested at least 15 activists walking toward the National Assembly. Officers mounted on horseback blocked pedestrians from using the road running in front of the building as lawmakers debated the draft constitution that was amended by allies of President Mwai Kibaki. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Sayyid Azim)

PHILIPPINEN REGIERUNG KRISE PROTEST

A riot policeman grabs the banner from protesters who staged a die-in protest at Mendiola Bridge, near the Presidential Palace in Manila, Thursday, July 21, 2005 to press for the ouster of Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo. A group of Philippine lawmakers on Wednesday warned of more anti-government rallies - or even a new "people power" revolt - if pro-administration legislators block a bid to impeach President Arroyo. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Itsuo Inouye)

SCHWEIZ IRAN DEMONSTRATION

Une centaine d' Iraniens residant en Suisse se sont rassemble devant l' CICR, ce vendredi 28 juillet 2006, afin de denoncer le nouveau complot du regime des mollahs contre des membres de l'Organisation des Moudjahidine du peuple d' Iran (OMPI), principal mouvement d' opposition iranien, residant dans la Cite d' Achraf en Irak. Un petit groupe de ces manifestants se sont dirige jusqu'au siege du CICR, pour protester. (KEYSTONE/Magali Girardin)

ISRAEL NAHOST KONFLIKT SIEDLER PROTEST

Anti-disengagement activists march in Kfar Maimon, southern Israel, Wednesday, July 20, 2005. Tens of thousands of participants are on the third day of a march towards Gush Katif settlements in the Gaza Suard trip, which Israel plans to begin evacuating in mid-August. (KEYSTONE/EPA/Pavel Wolberg)

SPANIEN KONFLIKT BASKENLAND

A Basque Country riot agent holfs an airgun in front of fire set to some containers after a demonstration in the old city of San Sebastian, Basque country region, Wednesday 20 July 2005, to protest against the death of an alleged ETA member in a car accident in Cahors, France, when he was running away from a police roadblock. (KEYSTONE/EPA/JAVIER ECHEZARRETA)

SPANIEN KONFLIKT BASKENLAND

A Basque Country riot agent looks at fire set to some containers after a demonstration in the old city of San Sebastian, Basque country region, Wednesday 20 July 2005, to protest against the death of an alleged ETA member in a car accident in Cahors, France, when he was running away from a police roadblock. (KEYSTONE/EPA/JAVIER ECHEZARRETA)

KENIA UNRUHEN

A Kenyan demonstrator burns a draft copy of the constitution in Nairobi, Kenya Wednesday, July 20, 2005. Riot police skirmished with dozens of demonstrators in the capital for a second day Wednesday, protesting proposed constitutional amendments critics say retain too much power in the presidency. Police beat several placard-holding demonstrators with batons and lobbed tear gas at them as other demonstrators stoned the police. Police were keeping protesters away from the National Assembly building in downtown Nairobi. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Sayyid Azim)

KENIA UNRUHEN

A Kenyan demonstrator is surrounded by police in Nairobi, Kenya Wednesday July 20, 2005. Riot police skirmished with dozens of demonstrators in the capital for a second day Wednesday, protesting proposed constitutional amendments critics say retain too much power in the presidency. Police beat several placard-holding demonstrators with batons and lobbed tear gas at them as other demonstrators stoned the police. Police were keeping protesters away from the National Assembly building in downtown Nairobi. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Khalil Senosi)

KENIA UNRUHEN

Kenyans run after police used tear gas in Nairobi, Tuesday, July 19, 2005. Police used teargas, water canons and sealed off roads leading to the National Assembly in an effort to thwart demonstrators opposing ammendments to the draft constitution that were tabled in parliament Tuesday. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Sayyid Azim)

THAILAND SUED UNRUHEN DEMONSTRATION

Thai-Muslim villagers gather with banners to show their support to a new decree granting Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra the right to unilaterally declare emergency rule imposed in the four Thailand southernmost provinces, outside the provincial office in Yala province, southern Thailand Tuesday, July 19, 2005. About 2,000 villagers took part in the gathering which lasted in about an hour. Thailand's Cabinet on Tuesday imposed emergency rule in four provinces in the country's Muslim-dominated south, allowing authorities to detain suspects without charge and censor the media as the military battles an insurgency that has left more than 900 people dead in 18 months. The banner reads 'Thank you PM Thaksin Shinawatra'. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Apichart Weerawong)

BRASILIEN BENETTON PROTEST

Members of PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) protest outside Benetton's store in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on Monday, July 18, 2005. PETA urged Benetton to stop using Australian wool. PETA claims the Australian producers use cruel practices mainly mutilating lambs' backsides in a procedure called "mulesing." (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Victor R. Caivano)

ISRAEL NAHOST KONFLIKT SIEDLER PROTEST

Israeli anti-disengagement protesters gather in front of a bus as some are stopped by police from boarding on their way to a demonstration in Netivot, southern Israel, as they wait on the side of the road in Jerusalem, Monday, July 18, 2005. Some 20,000 police and soldiers were deploying in southern Israel on Monday to block what was billed as the biggest march yet of Gaza withdrawal opponents - a crucial test run for security forces and protesters ahead of the August pullout. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Kevin Frayer)

EU RAT LANDWIRTSCHAFT FISCHEREI PROTEST

Some 7000 sugar beet farmers and sugar refinery employees demonstrate in Brussels against EU plans to cut its sugar subsidies, Monday 18 July 2005. (KEYSTONE/EPA/MARIE COSTY)

EU RAT LANDWIRTSCHAFT FISCHEREI PROTEST KUENAST

German Agriculture Minister Renate Kuenast stands in front of tractors during a demonstration of sugar farmers in front of EU headquarters in Brussels, Monday July 18, 2005. Thousands of sugar producers protested Monday against proposed European Union reforms that would cut guaranteed prices by up to 39 percent. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Virginia Mayo)

EU RAT LANDWIRTSCHAFT FISCHEREI PROTEST

Some 7000 sugar beet farmers and sugar refinery employees demonstrate in Brussels against EU plans to cut its sugar subsidies, Monday, 18 July 2005. (KEYSTONE/EPA/YVES BOUCAU)

EU RAT LANDWIRTSCHAFT FISCHEREI PROTEST

Some of the 7000 sugar beet farmers and sugar refinery employees demonstrate in Brussels against EU plans to cut its sugar subsidies, Monday, 18 July 2005. (KEYSTONE/EPA/YVES BOUCAU)

NEPAL STUDENTEN PROTEST

Students belonging to Nepal's eight opposition political parties shout anti-king slogans and carry torches during a demonstration at Putalisadak in Kathmandu on Monday. 18 July 2005. More than 50 students staged a torch demonstration demanding restoration of full democracy and a constitutional limit of the monarch's power. (KEYSTONE/EPA/NARENDRA SHRESTHA)

PHILIPPINEN REGIERUNG KRISE PROTEST

Urban poor protesters carry "Oust Gloria" banner on a trolley along Manila's railway, Philippines, Monday, July 18, 2005 to call for Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo's ouster over vote-rigging allegations. Opposition groups have been mounting daily protests for more than six weeks since the emergence of a wiretapped conversation between Arroyo and an election official allegedly trying to rig the results of the 2004 presidential elections.(KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Itsuo Inouye)

THAILAND SUED UNRUHEN DEMONSTRATION

Thais gather to wave flags and shout patrotic slogans Sunday, July 17, 2005 at Lumpini Park, beneath the statue of former King Rama V, in a show of support for the police, soldiers and people living and working in the violence plagued south. Small bombs injured five people Sunday in continuing violence in Thailand's Muslim-dominated south, as a much-criticized new decree came into effect giving Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra authoritarian powers to fight the ongoing insurgency. King Bhumibol Adulyadej signed the decree into law, authorizing Thaksin to unilaterally declare a state of emergency and implement security measures, Cabinet Secretary Bowornsak Uwanno said Sunday. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/David Longstreath)

AFGHANISTAN DEMONSTRATION POLIZEI

An Afghan police officer stands guard near a demonstration of villagers against nomadic tribes near the presidential Palace in Kabul, Afghanistan, Sunday, July 17, 2005. Around a thousand villagers staged a protest against the Kuchis, a nomadic tribe, they claimed are squattering their lands. (AP Photo/Tomas Munita)

SPANIEN DEMONSTRATION POLIZEI

Catalonian riot policemen queue near Sant Jaume Square in Barcelona, northeastern Spain, Saturday 16 July, as nearly 200 people demonstrate in support of a group of Italian anarchists who were jailed on 25 June 2005 during a riot after a rally. (KEYSTONE/EPA/TONI ALBIR)