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S. Korean anti-war campaign

Updated: 2004-05-25 16:59


A South Korean boy holds an anti-war banner during a campaign against the U.S.-led war in Iraq near the U.S. embassy in Seoul May 25, 2004. Dozens of women and their children gathered on Tuesday to demand South Korean goverment stop its plan to send additional troops to Iraq. The slogan in the banner reads: "We object to the dispatch troops to Iraq".  [Reuters]

South Korean babies wear hats with anti-war message during a campaign against the U.S.-led war in Iraq near the U.S. embassy in Seoul May 25, 2004.  [Reuters]

South Korean protesters with miniatures of military tanks adorned with flowers carry banners during an anti-U.S. rally in Seoul May 25, 2004.  [Reuters]

A South Korean protester with miniatures of military tanks adorned with flowers take part in an anti-U.S. rally in Seoul May 25, 2004. [Reuters]

A South Korean protester holds a banner during an anti-U.S. rally in Seoul May 25, 2004. [Reuters]

 
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