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Plain-clothes police officers detain a protester (C) in central Chisinau April 8, 2009. The EU said on Wednesday it was deeply concerned about escalating tensions in Moldova and urged all sides to refrain from actions which could lead to further disturbances. Reuters	Riot police stand guard outside the government building as people shout slogans during a protest in central Chisinau April 8, 2009. Anti-government riots in Moldova have inflamed a long-standing diplomatic row with Romania, complicating Bucharest's goal to prod its smaller neighbour towards closer ties with the European Union. Reuters
Plain-clothes police officers detain a protester in front of the presidential offices in Chisinau April 8, 2009. Moldova's Communist president, Vladimir Voronin, accused neighbouring Romania on Wednesday of trying to overthrow his government and ordered mass arrests of protesters in Europe's poorest state. Reuters	Protesters applaud policemen as they walk out of the parliament building in Chisinau April 7, 2009. Protesters denouncing a Communist election victory in Moldova siezed the president's offices on Tuesday and broke into parliament where they hurled furniture and computers into the street, Reuters reporters said. Reuters
Police officers lead away an injured colleague after protesters broke through a security cordon around the presidential offices in Chisinau April 7, 2009. Protesters denouncing a Communist election victory in Moldova siezed the president's offices on Tuesday and broke into parliament where they hurled furniture and computers into the street, Reuters reporters said. Reuters	Police officers stumble as they flee from stone-throwing protesters in Chisinau April 7, 2009. Protesters denouncing a Communist election victory in Moldova siezed the president's offices on Tuesday and broke into parliament where they hurled furniture and computers into the street, Reuters reporters said. Reuters
ANKARA, TURKEY - APRIL 7: Undercover Police officers detain a demonstrator during anti-US protests on April 7, 2009 in Istanbul, Turkey. President Obama is on a two-day visit to Turkey to highlight links between Turkey, which is a Muslim majority country and the United States. The President also voiced support of Turkey's move to join the EU. Getty	ANKARA, TURKEY - APRIL 7: Turkish police officers detain demonstrators during anti-US protests on April 7, 2009 in Istanbul, Turkey. President Obama is on a two-day visit to Turkey to highlight links between Turkey, which is a Muslim majority country and the United States. The President also voiced support of Turkey's move to join the EU. Getty
Israeli border policemen stand on guard as Palestinian school girls walks by during a protest that broke out after a Palestinian man was killed while attempting to attack Israeli policemen in the east Jerusalem neighborhood of Tsur Bahir, Tuesday, April 7, 2009. Israeli police on Tuesday fatally shot the Palestinian motorist as he tried to run over officers guarding the demolition of the home of a militant who killed three Israelis with a construction vehicle in July. AP	Workers protest against former Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori outside the Special Police Headquarters in Lima April 7, 2009. Fujimori was convicted of human rights crimes on Tuesday, the first time a democratically elected Latin American president was found guilty in his own country of rights abuses. A three-judge panel convicted him for ordering a military death squad to carry out two massacres that killed 25 people during his 1990-2000 rule, when he was battling guerrillas. Reuters
Demonstrators hurl stones at the police during a protest against the outcome of Sunday's election in Chisinau April 7, 2009. Thousands of demonstrators denouncing a Communist victory in ex-Soviet Moldova's parliamentary election smashed windows of the president's offices on Tuesday and hurled stones at police. Reuters	A police officer wields his shield at demonstrators during a protest in Chisinau April 7, 2009. Protesters denouncing a Communist election victory in Moldova seized the president's offices on Tuesday and broke into parliament where they hurled furniture and computers into the street, Reuters reporters said. Reuters
Security forces charge at demonstrators during a protest in Chisinau April 7, 2009. Protesters denouncing a Communist election victory in Moldova siezed the president's offices on Tuesday and broke into parliament where they hurled furniture and computers into the street, Reuters reporters said. Reuters	Protesters try to snatch away the shield of a police officer during a protest outside the parliament in Chisinau April 7, 2009. Protesters denouncing a Communist election victory in Moldova seized the president's offices on Tuesday and broke into parliament where they hurled furniture and computers into the street, Reuters reporters said. Reuters
A man kicks into the shields of security forces during a protest in Chisinau April 7, 2009. Protesters denouncing a Communist election victory in Moldova siezed the president's offices on Tuesday and broke into parliament where they hurled furniture and computers into the street, Reuters reporters said. Reuters	Police detain a man during a violent protest outside the presidential offices in Chisinau April 7, 2009. Protesters denouncing a Communist election victory in Moldova siezed the president's offices on Tuesday and broke into parliament where they hurled furniture and computers into the street, Reuters reporters said. Reuters
Police confront demonstrators during a protest against the outcome of Sunday's election in Chisinau April 7, 2009. Thousands of demonstrators denouncing a Communist victory in ex-Soviet Moldova's parliamentary election smashed windows of the president's offices on Tuesday and hurled stones at police. Reuters	A police officer looks from behind shields during a violent protest in Chisinau April 7, 2009. Thousands of demonstrators denouncing a Communist victory in ex-Soviet Moldova's parliamentary election smashed windows of the president's offices on Tuesday and hurled stones at police. Reuters
Police detain a demonstrator during a protest against U.S. President Barack Obama's visit, in Istanbul April 7, 2009. Obama is on the last leg of his debut trip on the world stage as president. He is trying to rebuild ties with Muslims after anger at the invasion of Iraq and war in Afghanistan, made more urgent by a strengthening al Qaeda and Taliban insurgency. Reuters	Demonstrators clash with police during anti-U.S. protests in Istanbul April 7, 2009. U.S. President Barack Obama is on the last leg of his debut trip on the world stage as president. He is trying to rebuild ties with Muslims after anger at the invasion of Iraq and war in Afghanistan, made more urgent by a strengthening al Qaeda and Taliban insurgency. Reuters
Police remove a demonstrator during a protest calling for a ceasefire in Sri Lanka, in central London April 7, 2009. Hundreds of Tamil protesters staged an overnight protest outside Britain's parliament on Tuesday calling for London's help in securing a ceasefire between Sri Lankan forces and Tamil Tiger separatists. Reuters	Police officers treat a demonstrator during a protest calling for a ceasefire in Sri Lanka, in central London April 7, 2009. Hundreds of Tamil protesters staged an overnight protest outside Britain's parliament on Tuesday calling for London's help in securing a ceasefire between Sri Lankan forces and Tamil Tiger separatists. Reuters
Police scuffle with demonstrators during a protest calling for a ceasefire in Sri Lanka, in central London April 7, 2009. Hundreds of Tamil protesters staged an overnight protest outside Britain's parliament on Tuesday calling for London's help in securing a ceasefire between Sri Lankan forces and Tamil Tiger separatists. Reuters	Police officers treat a demonstrator during a protest calling for a ceasefire in Sri Lanka, in central London April 7, 2009. Hundreds of Tamil protesters staged an overnight protest outside Britain's parliament on Tuesday calling for London's help in securing a ceasefire between Sri Lankan forces and Tamil Tiger separatists. Reuters
British police round up Tamil protesters outside parliament in central London, on April 7, 2009. British police moved in Tuesday to round up hundreds of Tamil demonstrators who had spent all night outside parliament, protesting about human rights abuses in Sri Lanka. At one stage overnight the peaceful protest had expanded to about 3,000 men, women and children, but by Tuesday morning it appeared to number only a few hundred. Getty	British police remove Tamil protesters from Westminster Bridge in central London, on April 7, 2009. British police moved in Tuesday to round up hundreds of Tamil demonstrators who had spent all night outside parliament, protesting about human rights abuses in Sri Lanka. At one stage overnight the peaceful protest had expanded to about 3,000 men, women and children, but by Tuesday morning it appeared to number only a few hundred. Getty
Police scuffle with demonstrators during a protest calling for a ceasefire in Sri Lanka, in central London April 7, 2009. Hundreds of Tamil protesters staged an overnight protest outside Britain's parliament on Tuesday calling for London's help in securing a ceasefire between Sri Lankan forces and Tamil Tiger separatists. Reuters	Police scuffle with demonstrators during a protest calling for a ceasefire in Sri Lanka, in central London April 7, 2009. Hundreds of Tamil protesters staged an overnight protest outside Britain's parliament on Tuesday calling for London's help in securing a ceasefire between Sri Lankan forces and Tamil Tiger separatists. Reuters
Police detain a demonstrator during anti-U.S. protests in downtown Ankara April 6, 2009. U.S. President Barack Obama is visiting Turkey on the last leg of an eight-day trip that marks his debut as president on the world stage, is a recognition of the secular but predominantly Muslim country's growing clout and Washington's desire for its help to solve confrontations and conflicts from Iran to Afghanistan. Reuters	Police detain a demonstrator during protests in downtown Ankara April 6, 2009. U.S. President Barack Obama is visiting Turkey on the last leg of an eight-day trip that marks his debut as president on the world stage, is a recognition of the secular but predominantly Muslim country's growing clout and Washington's desire for its help to solve confrontations and conflicts from Iran to Afghanistan. Reuters
Demonstrators clash with police during anti-U.S. protests in downtown Ankara April 6, 2009. U.S. President Barack Obama is visiting Turkey on the last leg of an eight-day trip that marks his debut as president on the world stage, is a recognition of the secular but predominantly Muslim country's growing clout and Washington's desire for its help to solve confrontations and conflicts from Iran to Afghanistan. Reuters	Demonstrators clash with police during anti-U.S. protests in downtown Ankara April 6, 2009. U.S. President Barack Obama is visiting Turkey on the last leg of an eight-day trip that marks his debut as president on the world stage, is a recognition of the secular but predominantly Muslim country's growing clout and Washington's desire for its help to solve confrontations and conflicts from Iran to Afghanistan. Reuters
Police detain a demonstrator during protests in downtown Ankara April 6, 2009. U.S. President Barack Obama is visiting Turkey on the last leg of an eight-day trip that marks his debut as president on the world stage, is a recognition of the secular but predominantly Muslim country's growing clout and Washington's desire for its help to solve confrontations and conflicts from Iran to Afghanistan. Reuters	Demonstrators clash with police during anti-U.S. protests in downtown Ankara April 6, 2009. U.S. President Barack Obama is visiting Turkey on the last leg of an eight-day trip that marks his debut as president on the world stage, is a recognition of the secular but predominantly Muslim country's growing clout and Washington's desire for its help to solve confrontations and conflicts from Iran to Afghanistan. Reuters
Conservative activists struggle with police officers during a protest rally against North Korea's launching of a long-range rocket, near the US embassy in Seoul on April 5, 2009. North Korea launched a long-range rocket, defying months of pressure from the US and its allies over what they said was an illegal ballistic missile test. Getty	A protester (C) tries to stop a policeman from using a fire extinguisher as anti-North Korea protesters burn a mock North Korean missile and portraits of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il at a protest to denounce the North's rocket launch, near the U.S. embassy in Seoul April 5, 2009. North Korea said it had successfully put a satellite into orbit on Sunday on a three-stage rocket that was now circling the Earth transmitting revolutionary songs. Regional powers said the launch was a disguised test of a long-range missile that threatened security and violated U.N. resolutions. Reuters
Indian policemen detain leaders and activists of the Democratic Political Movement (DPM) during a protest in Srinagar April 5, 2009. Dozens of activists of the DPM took to the streets in a protest on Sunday against the house arrest of the hardliner faction of All Parties Hurriyat (Freedom) Conference (APHC) chairman Syed Ali Shah Geelani and to demand an end to human rights violations by Indian security forces on Kashmiris. Reuters	German riot police detain a demonstrator during a protest in Berlin, April 4, 2009. Around 500 people took part in the demonstration to set a sign against a party meeting of Germany's far-right NPD at the city hall of the German capital's Reinickendorf district. Reuters
German riot police detain a demonstrator during a protest in Berlin, April 4, 2009. Around 500 people took part in the demonstration to set a sign against a party meeting of Germany's far-right NPD at the city hall of the German capital's Reinickendorf district. Reuters	Riot police scuffle with a protestor during an anti-Nato protest in Istanbul on April 4, 2009. NATO leaders sought new ways to tackle the Taliban in Afghanistan at the alliance's 60th anniversary summit today, as differences festered over its future secretary general. After a minute's silence to mark the fallen in allied operations from the Balkans to Afghanistan, leaders meeting in Strasbourg set their minds on ways to provide security for key Afghan elections in August. Despite this optimism, the session was delayed for more than an hour as the leaders huddled in an impromptu meeting to try to overcome Turkish objections to Danish Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen as next head of NATO. Also, Obama held an hour-long telephone conversation with Turkish. Getty
Turkish riot policemen arrest a protestor during an anti-Nato protest on Bosphorus Bridge in Istanbul on April 4, 2009. NATO leaders sought new ways to tackle the Taliban in Afghanistan at the alliance's 60th anniversary summit today, as differences festered over its future secretary general. After a minute's silence to mark the fallen in allied operations from the Balkans to Afghanistan, leaders meeting in Strasbourg set their minds on ways to provide security for key Afghan elections in August. Despite this optimism, the session was delayed for more than an hour as the leaders huddled in an impromptu meeting to try to overcome Turkish objections to Danish Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen as next head of NATO. Also, Obama held an hour-long telephone conversation with Turkish President Abdullah Gul today. Getty	Turkish riot policemen arrest a protestor during an anti-Nato protest at Bosphorus Bridge in Istanbul on April 4, 2009. NATO leaders sought new ways to tackle the Taliban in Afghanistan at the alliance's 60th anniversary summit today , as differences festered over its future secretary general. After a minute's silence to mark the fallen in allied operations from the Balkans to Afghanistan, leaders meeting in Strasbourg set their minds on ways to provide security for key Afghan elections in August. Despite this optimism, the session was delayed for more than an hour as the leaders huddled in an impromptu meeting to try to overcome Turkish objections to Danish Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen as next head of NATO. Also, Obama held an hour-long telephone conversation with Turkish President Abdullah Gul today.
Russian riot police encircle a member of the Kremlin-loyal youth organisation "Young Russia" who is dressed up as a mummy and carried in a coffin to an anti-NATO protest in front of the U.S. embassy in Moscow April 4, 2009. Reuters	Protestors of the left wing chain thenselves to the Bosphorus bridge as they chant slogan during an anti-Nato protest in Istanbul on April 4, 2009. NATO leaders sought new ways to tackle the Taliban in Afghanistan at the alliance's 60th anniversary summit today, as differences festered over its future secretary general. After a minute's silence to mark the fallen in allied operations from the Balkans to Afghanistan, leaders meeting in Strasbourg set their minds on ways to provide security for key Afghan elections in August. Despite this optimism, the session was delayed for more than an hour as the leaders huddled in an impromptu meeting to try to overcome Turkish objections to Danish Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen as next head of NATO. Also, Obama held an hour-long telephone conversation with Turkish President Abdullah Gul today. Getty
French riot police evicts an anti-NATO demonstrator during a protest next to the congress centre where leaders are meeting in Strasbourg, April 4, 2009. The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) military alliance is celebrating its 60th anniversary this week at a summit co-hosted by Germany and France. Reuters	Anti-NATO activists stage a protest in front of a squad of riot police in downtown Strasbourg, eastern France, Saturday April 4, 2009, during NATO's 60th-anniversary summit. Police held back protesters with tear gas and detained two dozen people in a pre-dawn clash before a summit of leaders of 28 NATO nations on the French-German border. AP
An anti-NATO demonstrator plays the drums as French riot police block a group staging a protest next to the congress centre where leaders are meeting in Strasbourg, April 4, 2009. The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) military alliance is celebrating its 60th anniversary this week at a summit co-hosted by Germany and France. Reuters	A group of anti-NATO activists, rear, face riot policeduring a protest in downtown Strasbourg, eastern France, Saturday April 4, 2009, during NATO's 60th-anniversary summit. Police held back protesters with tear gas and detained two dozen people in a pre-dawn clash before a summit of leaders of 28 NATO nations, on the French-German border. The banner fully reads : " NATO = Legal terrorism". AP
BADEN-BADEN, GERMANY - APRIL 03: Policemen arrest a protester during a demonstration against the NATO summit on April 3, 2009 in Baden-Baden, Germany. According to the police around 300 demonstrators protest ahead of the NATO summit attended by 28 leaders including U.S. President Barack Obama. Getty	BADEN-BADEN, GERMANY - APRIL 03: 03: 03: Policemen arrest a protester during a demonstration against the NATO summit on April 3, 2009 in Baden-Baden, Germany. According to the police around 300 demonstrators protest ahead of the NATO summit attended by 28 leaders including U.S. President Barack Obama. Getty
BADEN-BADEN, GERMANY - APRIL 03: 03: Policemen arrest a protester during a demonstration against the NATO summit on April 3, 2009 in Baden-Baden, Germany. According to the police around 300 demonstrators protest ahead of the NATO summit attended by 28 leaders including U.S. President Barack Obama. Getty	A youth dressed as a clown kneels in front of a French riot police as anti-NATO demonstrators protest in the southern suburbs of Strasbourg April 3, 2009. Police clashed with disaffected youths near Strasbourg ahead of a NATO summit on Friday, after street battles the day before prompted a lock-down of the French city. Reuters
BADEN-BADEN, GERMANY - APRIL 03: Police and demonstraters are involved in a scuffle during a demonstration against the NATO summit on April 3, 2009 in Baden-Baden, Germany. Police said that around 300 demonstrators protest ahead of a two-day NATO summit attended by 28 leaders including US President Barack Obama. Getty	BADEN-BADEN, GERMANY - APRIL 03: Police and demonstraters are involved in a scuffle during a demonstration against the NATO summit on April 3, 2009 in Baden-Baden, Germany. According to the police around 300 demonstrators protest ahead of the NATO summit attended by 28 leaders including U.S. President Barack Obama. Getty
BADEN-BADEN, GERMANY - APRIL 03: Police and demonstraters are involved in a scuffle during a demonstration against the NATO summit on April 3, 2009 in Baden-Baden, Germany. According to the police around 300 demonstrators protest ahead of the NATO summit attended by 28 leaders including U.S. President Barack Obama. Getty	BADEN-BADEN, GERMANY - APRIL 03: A policeman frisks a protester in a demonstration against the NATO summit on April 3, 2009 in Baden-Baden, Germany. According to the police around 300 demonstrators protest ahead of the NATO summit attended by 28 leaders including U.S. President Barack Obama. Getty
French riot police stop a bus carrying some 50 members of the so-called 'clowns army' from going downtown Strasbourg to protest against a two-day NATO summit April 3, 2009. NATO leaders including U.S. President Barack Obama meet in Strasborg, France and the German town of Baden-Baden and Kehl for a two-day summit to mark the 60th anniversary of the military alliance. Reuters	BADEN-BADEN, GERMANY - APRIL 03: A protester tries to provocate the police during a demonstration against the NATO summit on April 3, 2009 in Baden-Baden, Germany. According to the police around 300 demonstrators protest ahead of the NATO summit attended by 28 leaders including U.S. President Barack Obama. Getty
Sikh women scuffle with police during a protest against Jagdish Tytler and Sajjan Kumar, who were accused of leading anti-Sikh riots in 1984, outside India's ruling Congress party headquarters in New Delhi April 2, 2009. The protest was held over Congress' decision to field Tytler and Kumar as candidates for the April/May general election. Reuters	Kashmiri protesters throw stones at Indian paramilitary soldiers during a protest in Srinagar, India, Friday, April 3, 2009. Government forces fired rubber bullets and tear gas to quell hundreds of demonstrators protesting against Indian rule in Indian-controlled portion of Kashmir on Friday, injuring at least 13 protesters, officials said. AP
Indian policemen detain an activist from the hardliner faction of All Parties Hurriyat (Freedom) Conference (APHC) during a protest in Srinagar, April 3, 2009. Four activists from the hardliner faction were detained by Indian police during a protest march against the house arrest of the faction chairman Syed Ali Shah Geelani. Reuters	A Sikh protestor argues with a policeman during a protest against Jagdish Tytler and Sajjan Kumar, who were accused of leading anti-Sikh riots in 1984, outside India's ruling Congress party headquarters in New Delhi April 2, 2009. The protest was held over Congress' decision to field Tytler and Kumar as candidates for the April/May general election. Reuters
An anti-government protester and a supporter of deposed Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra chants slogans during a protest outside the headquarters of King Power duty-free shop Friday, April 3, 2009 in Bangkok, Thailand. About 200 protesters took part in the protest against the firm's owners and warned them to stop supporting the pro-government politicians. AP	An anti-NATO demonstrator displays a banner reading "No to NATO, no to war" during a protest in Baden-Baden on April 3, 2009, the first day of the NATO summit. The summit, which marks the organisation's 60th anniversary, is taking place on April 3 and 4, 2009 in Strasbourg and the neighbouring German cities of Baden-Baden and Kehl. Getty
Police officers move protesters back in central London's financial district, Thursday April 2, 2009. At the Bank of England in central London, demonstrators returned to the scene of violent clashes to express their anger at the death of a man near a protest camp late Wednesday. Organizers say they observed a minute of silence and set up a wall of condolences before yelling "Shame on you!" at police. The circumstances surrounding the 47-year-old man's death were unclear. AP	LONDON, ENGLAND - APRIL 01: A protester is bitten by a police dog near to the Bank of England as anti capitalist and climate change activists demonstrate in the City of London on April 1, 2009 in London, England. Protesters marched through London demanding action on poverty, climate change and jobs, as world leaders arrived in London ahead of the G20 summit.
An anti-G20 summit demonstrator lies injured near the Bank of England in London April 1, 2009. Demonstrators clashed with riot police and smashed bank windows in Britain's financial centre on Wednesday ahead of a G20 meeting in protest against a system they said had robbed the poor to benefit the rich. Reuters	A demonstrator scuffles with police during protests outside the Bank of England in London April 1, 2009. Riot police staged baton charges to try to disperse several hundred protesters gathered around the Bank of England in the heart of London's financial centre on Wednesday after a day of protest around the G20 summit. Reuters
Police in riot gear scuffle with demonstrators during protests outside the Bank of England timed to coincide with tomorrow's G20 summit meeting in London April 1, 2009. Demonstrators clashed with riot police and smashed bank windows in Britain's financial centre on Wednesday in protest against a system they said had robbed the poor to benefit the rich. Reuters	Demonstrators clash with police during protests near the Bank of England in London April 1, 2009. Thousands of demonstrators converged on London's financial district on Wednesday, chanting "abolish money" and "storm the banks" in a heavily policed protest to coincide with the G20 summit of world leaders. Reuters
A demonstrator blows soap bubbles as he sits in front of police in riot gear near the Bank of England during a protest in London April 1, 2009. Demonstrators clashed with riot police and smashed bank windows in Britain's financial centre on Wednesday ahead of a G20 meeting in protest against a system they said had robbed the poor to benefit the rich. Reuters	A demonstrator scuffles with riot police during a protest near the Bank of England in London April 1, 2009. Demonstrators clashed with riot police and smashed bank windows in the country's financial centre on Wednesday in protest against a system they said had robbed the poor to benefit the rich. Reuters
Police in riot gear use their batons against demonstrators near the Bank of England in London April 1, 2009. Thousands of demonstrators converged on London's financial district on Wednesday, chanting "abolish money" and "storm the banks" in a heavily policed protest to coincide with the G20 summit of world leaders.	Police in riot gear use their batons against demonstrators near the Bank of England in London April 1, 2009. Thousands of demonstrators converged on London's financial district on Wednesday, chanting "abolish money" and "storm the banks" in a heavily policed protest to coincide with the G20 summit of world leaders. Reuters
A police officer climbs over barriers during a protest in London April 1, 2009. Thousands of demonstrators converged on London's financial district on Wednesday, chanting "abolish money" and "storm the banks" in a heavily policed protest to coincide with the G20 summit of world leaders. Reuters	Police confront protestors outside the Bank of England in the City of London, Wednesday April 1, 2009, as thousands of demonstrators converged on the centre of the city to protest against the G20 scheduled for April 2. **UNITED KINGDOM OUT:. AP
Anti-riot policemen block a theater artist members who protest outside the US Embassy in Manila April 1, 2009 to dramatize the sufferings and passion of the people as the predominantly Catholic Philippines observe the Holy Week next week. The protesters criticized the government for allegedly neglecting the plight of the poor as prices of basic goods and services continue to soar amid the global economic crisis. Reuters	A woman sits on a bench as police clashes with demonstrators during a protest in Berlin, March 28, 2009. Thousands of demonstrators gathered in Berlin and Frankfurt to protest against globalisation and deepening global recession. Reuters
A Corsican demonstrator fights with French policemen during clashes after a protest in Ajaccio March 28, 2009. Thousands of Corsicans marched on Saturday to support Yvan Colonna, whose conviction for murdering a senior French official was upheld in an appeal trial deemed unfair by many on the restive Mediterranean island. Reuters	An Israeli soldier argues with a Palestinian demonstrator at a protest marking Land Day in the West Bank village of Jayyus near Qalqilya, Monday, March 30, 2009. The march marked the 33rd anniversary of "Land Day" which commemorates the killing of six Arab citizens of Israel by the Israeli army and police on March 30, 1976 during protests over Israeli confiscations of Arab land. AP Israeli soldiers evacuate Palestinian demonstrators from their lands as they demonstrate to mark Land Day in the occupied West Bank village of Idna, north of Hebron, on March 30, 2009. Land Day commemorates the killing of six Palestinians during a 1976 protest against land confiscations. Getty