resultFull

ISRAEL PROTEST MENSCHEN KETTE

Israelis gather as part of a protest against Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's Gaza disengagement plan, at the Western Wall, Judaism's holiest site, as the Dome of the Rock Mosque is seen in the background, in Jerusalem's Old City, Sunday July 25, 2004. From Gaza to Jerusalem, tens of thousands of Israelis linked hands Sunday in a human chain in a protest against Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's plan to dismantle the Jewish settlements and withdraw the army from the Gaza Strip. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Kevin Frayer)

ISRAEL PROTEST MENSCHEN KETTE

Israelis stand on the road on the outskirts of Jerusalem, Sunday July 25, 2004. From Gaza to Jerusalem, tens of thousands of Israelis linked hands Sunday in a human chain in a massive protest against Prime Minister Ariel Sharon plan to dismantle the Jewish settlements and withdraw the army from the Gaza Strip. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Jerome Delay)

ISRAEL PROTEST MENSCHEN KETTE

In this aerial photo Israelis, some holding flags, form a human chain on a road south of the Israeli city of Ashdod in central Israel Sunday July 25, 2004. From Gaza to Jerusalem, tens of thousands of Israelis linked hands Sunday in a human chain in a massive protest against Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's plan to dismantle the Jewish settlements and withdraw the army from the Gaza Strip. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Oded Balilty)

ISRAEL PROTEST MENSCHEN KETTE

Israelis hold hands outside the Old City walls at the Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem on Sunday, 25 July 2004 during a mass protest against Prime Minisrter Ariel Sharon's 'disengagement plan' that would remove all Jewish settlers, settlements and Israeli soldiers from the Gaza Strip. Tens of thousands of Israeli lined the roads from the Gaza Strip to the Wall in Jerusalem in a 'human chain' to protest the controversial plan. (KEYSTONE/EPA/JIM HOLLANDER)

ISRAEL PROTEST MENSCHEN KETTE

Israeli girls hold hands on the plaza of the Western Wall in jerusalem on Sunday, 25 July 2004 during a mass protest against Prime Minisrter Ariel Sharon's 'disengagement plan' that would remove all Jewish settlers, settlements and Israeli soldiers from the Gaza Strip. Tens of thousands of Israeli lined the roads from the Gaza Strip to the Wall in Jerusalem in a 'human chain' to protest the controversial plan. (KEYSTONE/EPA/JIM HOLLANDER)

MIDEAST ISRAEL GAZA

Religious Israelis blow large silver trumpets before the Western Wall (L-,above) during a mass protest against Prime Minisrter Ariel Sharon's 'disengagement plan' that would remove all Jewish settlers, settlements and Israeli soldiers from the Gaza Strip. Tens of thousands of Israeli lined the roads from the Gaza Strip to the Wall in Jerusalem in a "human chain" to protest the controversial plan. EPA/JIM HOLLANDER

ISRAEL PROTEST MENSCHEN KETTE

Israelis standing by the side of road between the Gaza strip and Jerusalem near the southern Israeli town of Kiriyat Malachi as a protest against the plan of the prime minister of Israel Ariel Sharon to dimantel the Gaza strip settlements and to pull out of the Gaza strip July 25 2004 (KEYSTONE/EPA/PAVEL WOLBERG)

ISRAEL PROTEST MENSCHEN KETTE

Members of the Nagar family from the Jewish settlement of Neve Dekalim in the Gaza Strip, hold hands while standing on the road near the Erez Crossing, north of the Gaza Strip, Sunday July 25, 2004. From Gaza to Jerusalem, tens of thousands of Israelis linked hands Sunday in a human chain in a protest against Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's plan to dismantle the Jewish settlements and withdraw the army from the Gaza Strip. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Ariel Schalit)

ISRAEL PROTEST MENSCHEN KETTE

Israelis stand on the road next to Kibbutz Yad Mordechai about four kilometers (three miles) north of the Gaza Strip, Sunday July 25, 2004. From Gaza to Jerusalem, tens of thousands of Israelis linked hands Sunday in a human chain in a massive protest against Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's plan to dismantle the Jewish settlements and withdraw the army from the Gaza Strip. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Ariel Schalit)

SUEDKOREA IRAK KONFLIKT DEMONSTRATION

A South Korean protester holds a Statue of Liberty as riot policemen blocked their way to the presidential Blue House during an anti-war rally in Seoul, Saturday, July 24, 2004. About 3,000 students and workers opposing South Korea's plans to send troops to Iraq marched on the palace of President Roh Moo-hyun on Saturday. (AP Photo/ Lee Jin-man)

KOREA- PEASANTS LEAGUE PROTEST AGAINST GLOBALISATION

Thousands of members of the Korean Peasants League stage a protest against globalisation and liberal trade policies in Daehak-ro in northern Seoul, South Korea on Friday, 23 July 2004. The protestors were calling for 'food sovereignty', and protesting against global free trade which erodes the livelihoods of small farmers and food producers. EPA/JOON SOO KIM

KOREA- PEASANTS LEAGUE PROTEST AGAINST GLOBALISATION

Thousands of members of the Korean Peasants League stage a protest against globalisation and liberal trade policies in Daehak-ro in northern Seoul, South Korea on Friday, 23 July 2004. The protestors were calling for 'food sovereignty', and protesting against global free trade which erodes the livelihoods of small farmers and food producers. EPA/JOON SOO KIM

SCHWEIZ MAHNWACHE BERN

Die Mahnwache der Frauen macht am Donnerstag, 22. Juli 2004 in Bern weiterhin auf sich aufmerksam. Diese Mahnwache wurde von engagierten, fortschrittlichen Frauen nach der legendaeren Abwahl von Bundesraetin Ruth Metzler am 10. Dezember 2003 als Protest gegen wiedererwachende frauenfeindliche Tendenzen in der Gesellschaft gegruendet. (KEYSTONE/ Lukas Lehmann)

SCHWEIZ MAHNWACHE BERN

Die Mahnwache der Frauen macht am Donnerstag, 22. Juli 2004 in Bern weiterhin auf sich aufmerksam. Diese Mahnwache wurde von engagierten, fortschrittlichen Frauen nach der legendaeren Abwahl von Bundesraetin Ruth Metzler am 10. Dezember 2003 als Protest gegen wiedererwachende frauenfeindliche Tendenzen in der Gesellschaft gegruendet. (KEYSTONE/ Lukas Lehmann)

PALAESTINA AL AKSA BRIGADE

Palestinian masked militants of the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade, a militia linked to Yasser Arafat's Fatah movement, stand on the rooftop of the Palestinian legislative council during a demonstration in Gaza city, Thursday July 22, 2004. Thousands of demonstrators, many of them armed, marched through the streets calling on veteran Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat to agree to fundamental reforms in the Palestinian Authority. The demonstration came against a backdrop of rising internal conflict among the Palestinians. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Adel Hana)

DEUTSCHLAND MANNESMANN PROZESS

Ein Demonstrant protestiert am Donnerstag, 22. Juli 2004, vor dem Landgericht Duesseldorf zur Urteilsverkuendung im Mannesmann-Prozess. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Frank Augstein)

MAZEDONIEN PROTEST STRUGA

Citizens of Struga hold lit candles, standing on the banks of the river Drim in this south-eastern Macedonian town, some 180km south-west of the capital Skopje, late Monday 19 July 2004. The Struga City Council organized a mass protest called "Struga Resistance Evenings" - parodying the name of the "Struga Poetry Evenings", a poetry festival held every year here in August, to protest the new municipal division in Macedonia, under which the ethnic Albanians became a majority in Struga. The new municipal map, redrawn under pressure from the ethnic Albanian parties, turns majority Macedonian towns into Albanian dominated municipalities. (KEYSTONE/EPA/GEORGI LICOVSKI) === ===

PHILIPPINEN IRAK KONFLIKT

Filipino children form a peace sign during a peace rally for the safe release of Angelo Dela Cruz inside a local park in Quezon City north of Manila, Tuesday 20 July 2004. The last batch of the Philippines' 51-member humanitarian contingent left Iraq late Monday 19 July, and were already in Kuwait where they would take commercial flights to Manila. While Philippine government on Tuesday expressed hope that Iraqi militants would soon free the Filipino hostage after the country pulled out all its troops from the strife-torn country. EPA/MIKE ALQUINTO

GERMANY DAIMLERCHRYSLER PROTEST

DaimlerChrysler employees of the night shift whistle during their protest rally at the plant in Sindelfingen, Tuesday, 20 July 2004. Employees were demonstrating against the company's aims to reduce costs by 500 million euros annually, chiefly through rollbacks in employee benefits such as holidays and Christmas bonuses and wage structures. Company personnel executive Juergen Hubbert also said that the production of the C-Class car could be transferred to cheaper manufacturing sites, including South Africa. EPA/Bernd Weissbrod

SUDAN KONFLIKT FLUECHTLINGE PROTEST

Sudanese refugee woman hold a sign saying no to rape, in this Friday, July 2, 2004 photo in the Iridimi refugee camp in Chad during a visit by U.N Secretary General Kofi Annan to the region. Sudanese Arab militiamen rape women and young girls in a violent campaign intended to hurt, humiliate and drive black Africans from the troubled western region of Darfur, Amnesty International said Monday, July 19, 2004. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Karel Prinsloo)

SPAIN PROTEST AGAINST FORUM 2004

A group of anti-Forum protestors arrive in a home made smallboat to the Forum of Cultures 2004 facilities in Barcelona on Sunday 18 July 2004. Around 300 protestors disembarked in different crafts, jumped into the Forum and staged a nude protest in which they painted graffiti reading 'No to the Forum of lies' or 'The Forum of Hypocrisy'. Demonstrators protested against what they consider 'Hypocrisy' of the event that sells 'peace, diversity and sustainability' as its values but is 'sponsored by multinational corporations' and has favoured land speculation in Barcelona. EPA/TONI ALBIR

OLYMPIA MOSKAU 1980

Am Einmarsch der Nationen waehrend der feierlichen Eroeffnung der Olympischen Sommerspiele im Leninstadion von Moskau nimmt die Mannschaft Neuseelands am 19. Juli 1980 mit einer schwarzgefaerbten Olympiafahne teil. Sie drueckt damit wie andere Mannschaften auch ihren Protest gegen die sowjetische Afghanistanpolitik aus. (KEYSTONE/DPA/Riethausen) === ===

MIDEAST GAZA SECURITY CHIEF PROTEST

Palestinian gunmen from the Al-Asqa brigade show their defiance during a protest march against the new security chief in Gaza Saturday 17 July 2004. Thousands of demonstrators marched in Gaza City on Saturday to protest against the new security chief appointed for the area by Palestinian President Yasser Arafat. Arafat also dismissed the head of the Palestinian security police in the Gaza Strip and West Bank, Abdel Razik al-Majeida, and appointed a relative, Brigadier General Musa Arafat, to the post. EPA/MOHAMMED SABER

DEU ARBEIT DAIMLERCHRYSLER PROTEST

Etwa 600 Arbeiter der Dauernachtschicht des Mercedes-Werkes Duesseldorf demonstrieren in den fruehen Stunden am Donnerstag, 15. Juli 2004, in Duesseldorf mit Fackeln gegen die Plaene von DaimlerChrysler, die bestehenden Tarifvertraege zu aendern. Die DaimlerChrysler AG will in Deutschland bei der Entlohnung, Arbeitszeiten, Pausen, Urlaubs- und Weihnachtsgeld 500 Millionen Euro einsparen. (AP Photo/Martin Meissner)

DEUTSCHLAND DAIMLERCHRYSLER PROTEST

Mercedes-Angestellte zeigen vor dem DaimlerChrysler-Werk in Berlin am Donnerstag, 15. Juli 2004, dem Konzernvorstand die rote Karte, um damit gegen die Senkung der Arbeitskosten zu protestieren. Der Vorstand macht Neuinvestitionen, die rund 10.000 Arbeitsplaetze sichern sollen, direkt von der Senkung der Arbeitskosten abhaengig. Ansonsten wuerden die Stellen aus Sindelfingen nach Bremen und Suedafrika verlegt. (AP Photo/Roberto Pfeil)

DEUTSCHLAND DAIMLERCHRYSLER PROTEST

Die Mercedes-Angestellte Necla Oezguel zeigt vor dem DaimlerChrysler-Werk in Berlin am Donnerstag, 15. Juli 2004, dem Konzernvorstand die rote Karte, um damit gegen die Senkung der Arbeitskosten zu protestieren. Der Vorstand macht Neuinvestitionen, die rund 10.000 Arbeitsplaetze sichern sollen, direkt von der Senkung der Arbeitskosten abhaengig. Ansonsten wuerden die Stellen aus Sindelfingen nach Bremen und Suedafrika verlegt. (AP Photo/Roberto Pfeil)

PERU STRIKE

People shout anti-government slogans during a march in Arequipa, southern Peru Wednesday July 14, 2004. The General Confederation of Peruvian Workers, or CGTP called a nationwide one-day strike to demand among other things, to have the government renegotiate the Andean nation's foreign debt to have more money to spend on social programs. (AP Photo/Jorge Saenz)

TSCHECHIEN GEFAENGNIS PROTEST

Inmates shout from the window in the Vinarice prison, 30 kilometers (19 miles) northeast of Prague, Wednesday, July 14, 2004, where about a third of the 1,033 inmates went on hunger strike to protest new rules limiting the sum which the prisoners can spend on personal items. (AP Photo/CTK, Stan Peska)

TSCHECHIEN GEFAENGNIS PROTEST

Inmates wave from the window in the Vinarice prison, 30 kilometers (19 miles) northeast of Prague, Wednesday, July 14, 2004, where about a third of the 1,033 inmates went on hunger strike to protest new rules limiting the sum which the prisoners can spend on personal items. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/CTK/Stan Peska)

USA SUDAN KONFLIKT PROTEST CHARLES RANGEL

Rep. Charles Rangel (D-N.Y.), center, is handcuffed and arrested by Uniformed Secret Service Police during a protest in front of the Sudanese embassy, Tuesday, July 13, 2004, in Washington. Rangel together with other protestors were calling for an end to genocide in Sudan. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)

USA SUDAN KONFLIKT PROTEST

Marigold Henderson, center, joins dozens of protestors, during a protest in front of the Sudanese embassy, Tuesday, July 13, 2004, in Washington. The protestors joined by Rep. Charles Rangel (D-N.Y.), were calling for an end to genocide in Sudan. Rangel was later arrested. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)

FRANKREICH GEWALT PROTEST

Hundreds of people demonstrate in Paris, Monday, 12 July 2004, after a young mother and her infant in a stroller were attacked by a gang in a suburban train 09 July 2004. The gang of six cut the 23-year-old woman's hair, tore open her shirt and drew swastikas on her stomach, police said. No one in the train came to the rescue of the mother and her 13-month-old infant. Placard in center reads: 'Peace and Justice - Yes; Hate and Violence - No.' (KEYSTONE/EPA/ALFRED) === FRANCE OUT ===

RUSSLAND YUKOS PROZESS

Supporters of jailed magnate Mikhail Khodorkovsky hold his portraits and wear T-shirts reading Freedom to Mikhail Khodorkovsky as they stand outside a court building in Moscow, Monday, July 12, 2004. Yukos' ex-CEO Khodorkovsky's trial on charges of fraud and tax evasion resumed Monday. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/ Alexander Zemlianichenko)

RUSSLAND YUKOS PROZESS PROTEST

Supporters of oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky stand holding portraits of the jailed billionaire outside the Basmanny district court during its session, Moscow, Monday July 12, 2004. The T-shirts signs read: Free Khodorkovsky. Khodorkovsky's trial on charges of fraud and tax evasion resumed Monday. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/ Mikhail Metzel)

RUSSLAND YUKOS PROZESS PROTEST

A goup of supporters hold portraits of the former Yukos oil company chief Mikhail Khodorkovsky at Meshchansky court in Moscow, Monday 12 July 2004 where a criminal trial for fraud and tax evasion resumed against Khodorkovsky, who has been in jail for more than eight months. (KEYSTONE/EPA/YURI KOCHETKOV)

RUSSLAND YUKOS PROZESS PROTEST

A goup of teenage supporters hold portraits of the former Yukos oil company chief Mikhail Khodorkovsky at Meshchansky court in Moscow, Monday 12 July 2004 where a criminal trial for fraud and tax evasion resumed against Khodorkovsky, who has been in jail for more than eight months. (KEYSTONE/EPA/YURI KOCHETKOV)

DOG SHIT, GERMANY

Hundescheisse, Deutschland. Dog shit, Germany. (KEYSTONE/imageBROKER/Voller Ernst / Siegfried Steinach)

ITALIEN ILLEGALE IMMIGRANTEN CAP ANAMUR

Two demonstrators hold a banner reading "No borders, no prisons. Solidarity to Cap Anamur" on the pier of Porto Empedocle referring to the German ship "Cap Anamur", blocked at the entrance of the port of the town, in the province of Agrigento, Sicily, on Sunday 11 July 2004. The captain of "Cap Anamur", carrying 37 mostly Sudanese refugees, today received permission to land in Sicily after a diplomatic wrangle lasting almost three weeks. Stefan Schmidt, captain of the German ship, was allowed to dock at the port of Porto Empedocle after issuing an ultimatum that he would come in anyway this afternoon. He was led into harbour by Italian coastguards. (KEYSTONE/EPA/ANSA/FRANCO LANNINO)

GIBRALTAR PROTEST AKTION

The group "Ecologistas en Accion" (Ecologists in Action), protest the presence of a British nuclear-powered submarine Tireless in the British enclave of Gibraltar on Spain's southernmost tip on Saturday, 10 July 2004. The submarine, which arrived Friday, has strained relations between Madrid and London. The Tireless visited Gibraltar four years ago, staying there for nearly a year while a fault in the cooling system of its nuclear reactor was being repaired. Its presence sparked protests from environmentalists and local residents. (KEYSTONE/EPA/ANDRES CARRASCO RAGEL)

GIBRALTAR PROTEST AKTION

The group "Ecologistas en Accion" (Ecologists in Action), erect a black flag on a Spanish beach adjacent to the British enclave of Gibraltar on Spain's southernmost tip to protest the presence of a British nuclear-powered submarine Tireless on Saturday, 10 July 2004. The submarine, which arrived Friday, has strained relations between Madrid and London. The Tireless visited Gibraltar four years ago, staying there for nearly a year while a fault in the cooling system of its nuclear reactor was being repaired. Its presence sparked protests from environmentalists and local residents. (KEYSTONE/EPA/ANDRES CARRASCO RAGEL)

GIBRALTAR PROTEST AKTION

The group "Ecologistas en Accion" (Ecologists in Action), erect a black flag on a Spanish beach adjacent to the British enclave of Gibraltar on Spain's southernmost tip to protest the presence of a British nuclear-powered submarine Tireless on Saturday, 10 July 2004. The submarine, which arrived Friday, has strained relations between Madrid and London. The Tireless visited Gibraltar four years ago, staying there for nearly a year while a fault in the cooling system of its nuclear reactor was being repaired. Its presence sparked protests from environmentalists and local residents. (KEYSTONE/EPA/ANDRES CARRASCO RAGEL)

BUSH PROTEST

A demonstrator holds placards reading "got Osama" and "The future is now" as he participates in a protest before an appearance of President George W. Bush at Kutztown University in Kutztown, Pa. Friday July 9, 2004. (AP Photo/Bradley C. Bower)

SUEDKOREA IRAK KONFLIKT PROTEST

South Korean protesters shout slogans during a rally against U.S. National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice 's visit near the President House in Seoul, Friday, July 9, 2004. Rice is scheduled to pay a visit to South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun and deliver a personal letter from U.S. President George W. Bush. The letter is expected to contain Bush's thanks for Seoul's unwavering commitment to contribute additional troops to the U.S.-led coalition in Iraq. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/ Lee Jin-man)

SPAIN PROTEST

A boy with a bull tattooed and a girl with a "No" written on her buttocks, both members of the PETA (People for Ethical Treatment of Animals) group participate in a protest of around 300 activists against the Sanfermines, the traditional bullfighting feast in Pamplona on Monday, 05 July 2004. EPA/VILLAR LÓPEZ

OESTERREICH NAHOST KONFLIKT RABBINER PROTEST

Die bisherige Gartenbaupromenade wurde heute Freitag, 02. Juli 2004 in Theodor Herzl Platz umbenannt. Orthodoxe Rabbiner demonstrierten waehrend der Umbenennung - einen Strassenzug weiter - gegen Israel. (KEYSTONE/APA/HARALD SCHNEIDER) === ===

DAENMAR ROSKILDE FESTIVAL

A young man writes his opinion Thursday, 01 July 2004 on an eight meter tall mock copy of the Iaraeli 'security barrier' near Jerusalem. The wall, built by the Danish Church Aid on the Roskilde Festival area, is part of the organization's campaign 'Make peace - not walls' and has caused an official protest by the Israeli ambassador in Copenhagen who accuses the Danish Church Aid of political propaganda. EPA/JAKOB BOSERUP

ATHEN 2004 GRIECHENLAND PROTEST

A protestor spray-paints a street security and traffic control camera in central Athens on Thursday, 01 July 2004. The Communist Party of Greece (KKE) affiliated Labor Struggle Movement (PAME) organized a protest against the cameras, which were installed for the Athens 2004 Olympic Games. PAME protested against their installation and use. According to government officials the cameras will remain in place indefinitely. EPA/ALEXANDROS VLACHOS

CHINA JAHRESTAG PROTEST

Protesters carry a giant banner demanding direct elections in 2007 and 2008among a crowd estimated at more than 250,000 of Hong Kong people who protest on Thursday, 01 July 2004, against China's decision to rule out full democracy in the near term. Many have demanded that Beijing 'return power to the people,' a slogan that has rankled the Chinese leadership. Others vented anger at Hong Kong's unpopular leader, Chief Executive Tung Chee-hwa. (KEYSTONE/EPA/ALEX HOFFORD)

CHINA JAHRESTAG PROTEST

Hundreds of thousands of people pack a Hong Kong downtown street while marching to Hong Kong government headquarters Thursday, July 1, 2004, as they demanding full democracy and venting anger at the central government for denying them the right to elect a successor to the territory's unpopular leader. Hong Kong, the former British colony, on Thursday marked the seventh anniversary of the transfer of sovereignty from Britain to China. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Vincent Yu)

CHINA JAHRESTAG PROTEST

Hundreds of thousands of people gather at Hong Kong's Victoria Park before a massive march on Thursday, 01 July 2004, as they demand full democracy and venting anger at the central government for denying them the right to elect a successor to the territory's unpopular leader. Hong Kong, the former British colony, on Thursday marked the seventh anniversary of the transfer of sovereignty from Britain to China. (KEYSTONE/EPA/PAUL HILTON)

CHINA JAHRESTAG PROTEST

Hundreds of thousands of people pack a Hong Kong downtown street while marching to Hong Kong government headquarters Thursday, July 1, 2004, as they demanding full democracy and venting anger at the central government for denying them the right to elect a successor to the territory's unpopular leader. Hong Kong, the former British colony, on Thursday marked the seventh anniversary of the transfer of sovereignty from Britain to China. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Vincent Yu)

CHINA JAHRESTAG PROTEST

Hundreds of thousands of people pack a Hong Kong downtown street while marching to Hong Kong government headquarters Thursday, July 1, 2004, as they demand full democracy and venting anger at the central government for denying them the right to elect a successor to the territory's unpopular leader. Hong Kong, the former British colony, on Thursday marked the seventh anniversary of the transfer of sovereignty from Britain to China. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Vincent Yu)

CHINA JAHRESTAG PROTEST

A protester shouts slogans while another at right wipes his brow in the intense heat as a crowd estimated at more than 200,000 took to the streets in a protest march Thursday, July 1, 2004 against China's decision to rule out full democracy in the near term. Many have demanded that Beijing "return power to the people," a slogan that has rankled the Chinese leadership. Others vented anger at Hong Kong's unpopular leader, Chief Executive Tung Chee-hwa. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Anat Givon)

HONG KONG

An unidentified singer with Chinese characters for "vote" and a shoe on his head performs at Hong Kong's Victoria Park shortly before a crowd estimated at more than 200,000 take to the streets in a protest march Thursday, July 1, 2004, against China's decision to rule out full democracy in the near term. Many have demanded that Beijing "return power to the people," a slogan that has rankled the Chinese leadership. Others vented anger at Hong Kong's unpopular leader, Chief Executive Tung Chee-hwa. (AP Photo/Anat Givon)

CHINA JAHRESTAG PROTEST

Protesters carry banners that read: "Fight for democratic elections in 2007 and 2008," foreground, and from left "Improve people's livelihood," "Fight for Democracy," "Defend freedom" and "Return power to the people" as they head a procession of almost 100,000 people through downtown Hong Kong Thursday, July 1, 2004 in protest against China's decision to rule out full democracy in the near term. Many have demanded that Beijing "return power to the people," a slogan that has rankled the Chinese leadership. Others vented anger at Hong Kong's unpopular leader, Chief Executive Tung Chee-hwa. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Anat Givon)

CHINA JAHRESTAG PROTEST

Police officers watch on a building's roof as hundreds of thousands of people gather at Hong Kong's Victoria Park before a massive march Thursday, July 1, 2004, as they demand full democracy and venting anger at the central government for denying them the right to elect a successor to the territory's unpopular leader. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Vincent Yu)

CHINA JAHRESTAG PROTEST

Hundreds of thousands of people gather at Hong Kong's Victoria Park before a massive march Thursday, July 1, 2004, as they demanding full democracy and venting anger at the central government for denying them the right to elect a successor to the territory's unpopular leader. Hong Kong, the former British colony, on Thursday marked the seventh anniversary of the transfer of sovereignty from Britain to China. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Lo Sai Hung)

CHINA JAHRESTAG PROTEST

Hundreds of thousands of people pack a Hong Kong downtown street while marching to Hong Kong government headquarters Thursday, July 1, 2004, as they demand full democracy and venting anger at the central government for denying them the right to elect a successor to the territory's unpopular leader. Hong Kong, the former British colony, on Thursday marked the seventh anniversary of the transfer of sovereignty from Britain to China. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Vincent Yu)

CHINA JAHRESTAG PROTEST

Hundreds of thousands of people gather at Hong Kong's Victoria Park before a massive march Thursday, July 1, 2004, as they demand full democracy and venting anger at the central government for denying them the right to elect a successor to the territory's unpopular leader. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Vincent Yu)

CHINA JAHRESTAG PROTEST TUNG CHEE-HWA

Hong Kong's leader Tung Chee-hwa stands before a flag raising ceremony outside the Hong Kong convention center Thursday, July 1, 2004, to mark the 7th anniversary of Hong Kong's handover to Chinese sovereignty after the end of British rule. Hundreds of thousands of people were expected to march Thursday afternoon, furious at Beijing's ruling in April that Hong Kong cannot directly elect its next leader in 2007 or all lawmakers in 2008. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Vincent Yu)

CHINA JAHRESTAG PROTEST LEUNG KWOK-HUNG

Veteran activist Leung Kwok-hung shouts as protesters carry a mock coffin that accuses Beijing of violating Hong Kong's political rights with the slogan in Chinese: "A high degree of autonomy has already been buried," during their demonstration in Hong Kong Thursday, July 1, 2004, hours before a massive march planned by thousands of people. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Anat Givon)

CHINA JAHRESTAG PROTEST LEUNG KWOK-HUNG

Veteran activist Leung Kwok-hung shouts as protesters carry a mock coffin that accuses Beijing of violating Hong Kong's political rights with the slogan in Chinese: "A high degree of autonomy has already been buried." They were demonstrating on Thursday, July 1, 2004, hours before a massive march was planned by thousands of people. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Anat Givon)

SCHWEIZ CLARIANT DEMONSTRATION

Rund 100 Personen demonstrieren am Mittwoch, 30. Juni 2004, vor dem Areal der Firma Clariant in Muttenz BL gegen die bevorstehenden Kuendigungen. Der Abbau von 250 bis 280 Arbeitsplaetzen an den Standorten Muttenz und Reinach ist Teil eines im August 2003 angekuendigten weltweiten Transformationsprogramms mit dem Ziel, die Kosten des Konzerns zu senken um seine Wettbewerbsfaehigkeit zu sichern. (KEYSTONE/Markus Stuecklin)

SCHWEIZ CLARIANT DEMONSTRATION

Rund 100 Personen demonstrieren am Mittwoch, 30. Juni 2004, vor dem Areal der Firma Clariant in Muttenz BL gegen die bevorstehenden Kuendigungen. Der Abbau von 250 bis 280 Arbeitsplaetzen an den Standorten Muttenz und Reinach ist Teil eines im August 2003 angekuendigten weltweiten Transformationsprogramms mit dem Ziel, die Kosten des Konzerns zu senken um seine Wettbewerbsfaehigkeit zu sichern. (KEYSTONE/Markus Stuecklin)