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New Creative Relevant Search filters Anti Cck Stock Photos and Images  (80) Page 1 of 1 Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. A Korean drummer in a traditional dress performs on a buk, a traditional Korean drum. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live News Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. A Korean drummer in a traditional dress performs on a buk, a traditional Korean drum. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live Newshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-frankfurt-germany-17th-feb-2018-a-korean-drummer-in-a-traditional-175100986.html Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced Conversion sing about forced conversions. Korean drummer in traditional dress perform with a bun drum stand in front. A picture of Gu Ji-In, who allegedly died during a forced conversion, is hold up. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. (Photo by Michael Debets/Pacific Pre Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced Conversion sing about forced conversions. Korean drummer in traditional dress perform with a bun drum stand in front. A picture of Gu Ji-In, who allegedly died during a forced conversion, is hold up. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. (Photo by Michael Debets/Pacific Prehttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-sympathisers-of-the-human-rights-association-for-forced-conversion-175100985.html Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. A Korean drummer in a traditional dress performs on a buk, a traditional Korean drum. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live News Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. A Korean drummer in a traditional dress performs on a buk, a traditional Korean drum. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live Newshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-frankfurt-germany-17th-feb-2018-a-korean-drummer-in-a-traditional-175100988.html Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. A Korean drummer in a traditional dress performs on a buk, a traditional Korean drum. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live News Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. A Korean drummer in a traditional dress performs on a buk, a traditional Korean drum. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. 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Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live Newshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-frankfurt-germany-17th-feb-2018-sympathisers-of-the-human-rights-association-175100990.html Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. A sympathiser of the Human Rights Association for Forced Conversion holds up a sign that reads that religion is free. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live News Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. A sympathiser of the Human Rights Association for Forced Conversion holds up a sign that reads that religion is free. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live Newshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-frankfurt-germany-17th-feb-2018-a-sympathiser-of-the-human-rights-175100992.html Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced Conversion sing about forced conversions. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live News Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced Conversion sing about forced conversions. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. 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Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live Newshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-frankfurt-germany-17th-feb-2018-a-korean-drummer-in-a-traditional-175100804.html Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced Conversion sing about forced conversions. Korean drummer in traditional dress perform with a bun drum stand in front. A picture of Gu Ji-In, who allegedly died during a forced conversion, is hold up. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. (Photo by Michael Debets/Pacific Pre Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced Conversion sing about forced conversions. Korean drummer in traditional dress perform with a bun drum stand in front. A picture of Gu Ji-In, who allegedly died during a forced conversion, is hold up. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. (Photo by Michael Debets/Pacific Prehttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-sympathisers-of-the-human-rights-association-for-forced-conversion-175100768.html Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced Conversion sing about forced conversions. Korean drummer in traditional dress perform with a bun drum stand in front. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live News Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced Conversion sing about forced conversions. Korean drummer in traditional dress perform with a bun drum stand in front. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. 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Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced holds up signs that read that religion is free and with calls that CCK should be banned. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live Newshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-frankfurt-germany-17th-feb-2018-sympathisers-of-the-human-rights-association-175100980.html Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. A Korean drummer in a traditional dress performs on a buk, a traditional Korean drum. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live News Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. A Korean drummer in a traditional dress performs on a buk, a traditional Korean drum. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. 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Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live Newshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-frankfurt-germany-17th-feb-2018-sympathisers-of-the-human-rights-association-175100679.html Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced Conversion sing about forced conversions. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live News Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced Conversion sing about forced conversions. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live Newshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-frankfurt-germany-17th-feb-2018-sympathisers-of-the-human-rights-association-175100927.html Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. A sympathiser of the Human Rights Association for Forced Conversion holds up a sign that reads that religion is free. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live News Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. A sympathiser of the Human Rights Association for Forced Conversion holds up a sign that reads that religion is free. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. 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Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live Newshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-frankfurt-germany-17th-feb-2018-a-korean-drummer-in-a-traditional-175100775.html Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. A sympathiser of the Human Rights Association for Forced Conversion shouts at the rally. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live News Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. A sympathiser of the Human Rights Association for Forced Conversion shouts at the rally. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live Newshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-frankfurt-germany-17th-feb-2018-a-sympathiser-of-the-human-rights-175100977.html Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. A Korean drummer in a traditional dress performs on a buk, a traditional Korean drum. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live News Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. A Korean drummer in a traditional dress performs on a buk, a traditional Korean drum. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. 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Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live Newshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-frankfurt-germany-17th-feb-2018-sympathisers-of-the-human-rights-association-175100763.html Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced Conversion sing about forced conversions. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live News Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced Conversion sing about forced conversions. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live Newshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-frankfurt-germany-17th-feb-2018-sympathisers-of-the-human-rights-association-175100815.html Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced holds up signs that read that religion is free and with calls that CCK should be banned. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live News Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced holds up signs that read that religion is free and with calls that CCK should be banned. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. 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Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live Newshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-frankfurt-germany-17th-feb-2018-a-sympathiser-of-the-human-rights-175100750.html Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced Conversion sing about forced conversions. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live News Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced Conversion sing about forced conversions. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live Newshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-frankfurt-germany-17th-feb-2018-sympathisers-of-the-human-rights-association-175100539.html Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced holds up signs that read that religion is free and with calls that CCK should be banned. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live News Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced holds up signs that read that religion is free and with calls that CCK should be banned. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. 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Korean drummer in traditional dress perform with a bun drum stand in front. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live Newshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-frankfurt-germany-17th-feb-2018-sympathisers-of-the-human-rights-association-175100495.html Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced Conversion sing about forced conversions. Korean drummer in traditional dress perform with a bun drum stand in front. A picture of Gu Ji-In, who allegedly died during a forced conversion, is hold up. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. (Photo by Michael Debets/Pacific Pre Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced Conversion sing about forced conversions. Korean drummer in traditional dress perform with a bun drum stand in front. A picture of Gu Ji-In, who allegedly died during a forced conversion, is hold up. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. 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Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. They wanted to highlight the issue and call for a punishment of the perpetrators. Credit: Michael Debets/Pacific Press/Alamy Live Newshttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-frankfurt-germany-17th-feb-2018-sympathisers-of-the-human-rights-association-175100417.html Frankfurt, Germany. 17th Feb, 2018. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced holds up signs that read that religion is free and with calls that CCK should be banned. Sympathisers of the Human Rights Association for Forced (HRAFC) protested in Frankfurt against the alleged forced conversion by Christian pastors, mostly associated with the Christian Council of Korea (CCK), in South Korea. 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The military exercise, involving simulated repulsion of airborne assaults on an airbase, is part of Taiwan's annual 'Han Kuang', or Chinese Glory, exercises aimed at testing the military's readiness against a Chinese invasion. Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian warned on Tuesday that arch-rival China's growing missile build-up not only posed a threat to his democratic island, but also endangered the world. REUTERS/Richard Chung AH/PN Parachutes prepare to land during an anti-airborne military exercise at the CCK air base in Taichung, central Taiwan, July 27, 2005. The military exercise, involving simulated repulsion of airborne assaults on an airbase, is part of Taiwan's annual 'Han Kuang', or Chinese Glory, exercises aimed at testing the military's readiness against a Chinese invasion. Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian warned on Tuesday that arch-rival China's growing missile build-up not only posed a threat to his democratic island, but also endangered the world. 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REUTERS/Romeo Ranoco RR/CCK Filipino students display an anti-government sign from a school window during a protest demanding the resignation of Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo in Manila July 22, 2005. The Philippine opposition said on Friday it fears the government will try to scuttle its impeachment case against Arroyo and vowed more street protests if their bid to unseat her fails. 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REUTERS/Romeo Ranoco RR/CCK Filipino protesters display anti-government placards while shouting for the resignation of President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo during a protest outside the presidential palace in Manila July 19, 2005. Arroyo will form a truth commission to investigate vote-rigging allegations she faces over last year's presidential poll, her spokesman said on Tuesday. 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Arroyo's political prognosis took a dramatic turn for the worse on Friday when, one by one, bastions of the establishment deserted her: cabinet ministers, corporate chieftains, civic groups and political allies. REUTERS/Claro Cortes IV CC/CCK Filipino riot police take their lunch while blocking an anti-government protest march in the Manila suburb of Quezon City July 9, 2005. Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo could face judgment day on Saturday if the influential Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines joins the chorus calling for her to resign. Arroyo's political prognosis took a dramatic turn for the worse on Friday when, one by one, bastions of the establishment deserted her: cabinet ministers, corporate chieftains, civic groups and political allies. 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Philippine Vice President Noli de Castro cut short a holiday in Hong Kong to return to Manila on Thursday after he was summoned to a meeting with embattled Arroyo. De Castro has been the focus of much speculation in rumour-mad Manila amid mounting pressure on Arroyo to resign over allegations she stole last year's presidential election. REUTERS/Romeo Ranoco RR/CCK A Filipino boy, son of a protestor, displays an anti-government placard as he joins hundreds of demonstrators calling for the resignation of Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo during a protest in Manila July 7, 2005. Philippine Vice President Noli de Castro cut short a holiday in Hong Kong to return to Manila on Thursday after he was summoned to a meeting with embattled Arroyo. De Castro has been the focus of much speculation in rumour-mad Manila amid mounting pressure on Arroyo to resign over allegations she stole last year's presidential election. 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Leaders of civil society and business groups who backed Arroyo's rise to the Philippine presidency in 2001 on Thursday demanded an inquiry into the results of last year's election. REUTERS/Romeo Ranoco RR/CCK A Filipino protestor shouts anti-government slogans and demands the resignation of Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo during a protest in front of a Catholic church in Manila June 30, 2005. Leaders of civil society and business groups who backed Arroyo's rise to the Philippine presidency in 2001 on Thursday demanded an inquiry into the results of last year's election. 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REUTERS/Alberto Lowe AL/CCKhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/panamanians-march-during-a-gay-rights-protest-in-panama-city-panama-june-25-2005-gay-men-and-women-are-demanding-that-the-government-pass-an-anti-discrimination-law-reutersalberto-lowe-alcck-image381135036.html A South Korean protester shouts slogans at an anti-Japan rally in Seoul June 21, 2005. Koizumi left South Korea on Tuesday with little to show from talks with South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun that newspapers in both countries criticised as disappointing and one called 'gloomy'. The slogan reads: 'Opposed to the summit, distortion of history in school textbooks and visits to the shrine'. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon KKH/CCK A South Korean protester shouts slogans at an anti-Japan rally in Seoul June 21, 2005. Koizumi left South Korea on Tuesday with little to show from talks with South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun that newspapers in both countries criticised as disappointing and one called 'gloomy'. The slogan reads: 'Opposed to the summit, distortion of history in school textbooks and visits to the shrine'. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon KKH/CCKhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-south-korean-protester-shouts-slogans-at-an-anti-japan-rally-in-seoul-june-21-2005-koizumi-left-south-korea-on-tuesday-with-little-to-show-from-talks-with-south-korean-president-roh-moo-hyun-that-newspapers-in-both-countries-criticised-as-disappointing-and-one-called-gloomy-the-slogan-reads-opposed-to-the-summit-distortion-of-history-in-school-textbooks-and-visits-to-the-shrine-reuterskim-kyung-hoon-kkhcck-image380978336.html A South Korean anti-Japan protester, who tried to access the convoy of Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi, is detained by police near the Presidential Blue House in Seoul June 20, 2005. Koizumi arrived in Seoul on Monday for a meeting with South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun to try to patch up ties frayed by disputes over their countries' bitter history. REUTERS/You Sung-Ho KKH/CCK A South Korean anti-Japan protester, who tried to access the convoy of Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi, is detained by police near the Presidential Blue House in Seoul June 20, 2005. Koizumi arrived in Seoul on Monday for a meeting with South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun to try to patch up ties frayed by disputes over their countries' bitter history. REUTERS/You Sung-Ho KKH/CCKhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-south-korean-anti-japan-protester-who-tried-to-access-the-convoy-of-japanese-prime-minister-junichiro-koizumi-is-detained-by-police-near-the-presidential-blue-house-in-seoul-june-20-2005-koizumi-arrived-in-seoul-on-monday-for-a-meeting-with-south-korean-president-roh-moo-hyun-to-try-to-patch-up-ties-frayed-by-disputes-over-their-countries-bitter-history-reutersyou-sung-ho-kkhcck-image381457119.html South Korean riot police block protesters shouting slogans at an anti-Japan rally against Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's visit to South Korea in front of the Japanese embassy in Seoul June 15, 2005. Koizumi will try to mend fences when he meets South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun next Monday, but the summit is a gamble given the slim chances of improving frayed relations. The slogan in the vest reads 'Opposed to Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's visit to South Korea'. REUTERS/You Sung-Ho KKH/CCK South Korean riot police block protesters shouting slogans at an anti-Japan rally against Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's visit to South Korea in front of the Japanese embassy in Seoul June 15, 2005. Koizumi will try to mend fences when he meets South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun next Monday, but the summit is a gamble given the slim chances of improving frayed relations. The slogan in the vest reads 'Opposed to Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's visit to South Korea'. 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REUTERS/Ahmad Masood AM/CCK Afghan anti-narcotics police participate in an exercise on the outskirts of Kabul May 9, 2005. Afghanistan has made strides in its war on narcotics according to a U.N. survey released in March that showed poppy cultivation in most of the growing areas down on last year's record levels. REUTERS/Ahmad Masood AM/CCKhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/afghan-anti-narcotics-police-participate-in-an-exercise-on-the-outskirts-of-kabul-may-9-2005-afghanistan-has-made-strides-in-its-war-on-narcotics-according-to-a-un-survey-released-in-march-that-showed-poppy-cultivation-in-most-of-the-growing-areas-down-on-last-years-record-levels-reutersahmad-masood-amcck-image381134697.html Afghan anti-narcotics police participate in an exercise on the outskirts of Kabul May 9, 2005. Afghanistan has made strides in its war on narcotics according to a U.N. survey released in March that showed poppy cultivation in most of the growing areas down on last year's record levels. REUTERS/Ahmad Masood AM/CCK Afghan anti-narcotics police participate in an exercise on the outskirts of Kabul May 9, 2005. Afghanistan has made strides in its war on narcotics according to a U.N. survey released in March that showed poppy cultivation in most of the growing areas down on last year's record levels. 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REUTERS/Eldson Chagara EC/RSS/CCK/DH Malawian journalists chant anti-government slogans and sing songs as they celebrate World Press Freedom Day - three days after it was celebrated around the globe - in the capital Blantyre May 6, 2005. Media groups in Africa hoped to use the day to focus attention on restrictive laws on the continent where most nations have so-called 'insult laws,' which forbid the media from any reporting that could be considered derogatory to the leadership. REUTERS/Eldson Chagara EC/RSS/CCK/DHhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/malawian-journalists-chant-anti-government-slogans-and-sing-songs-as-they-celebrate-world-press-freedom-day-three-days-after-it-was-celebrated-around-the-globe-in-the-capital-blantyre-may-6-2005-media-groups-in-africa-hoped-to-use-the-day-to-focus-attention-on-restrictive-laws-on-the-continent-where-most-nations-have-so-called-insult-laws-which-forbid-the-media-from-any-reporting-that-could-be-considered-derogatory-to-the-leadership-reuterseldson-chagara-ecrsscckdh-image375623467.html Hundreds of thousands of people chanting 'Oppose war, Love Taiwan' join a protest against China's military threat in Taipei March 26, 2005. Organisers aimed to rally one million people in a show of people power against Beijing's anti-secession law, which sanctions the use of force against the island, but Taipei police estimated the crowd at just more than 230,000 so far. 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REUTERS/Richard Chung TW/CCKhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/hundreds-of-thousands-of-people-chanting-oppose-war-love-taiwan-join-a-protest-against-chinas-military-threat-in-taipei-march-26-2005-organisers-aimed-to-rally-one-million-people-in-a-show-of-people-power-against-beijings-anti-secession-law-which-sanctions-the-use-of-force-against-the-island-but-taipei-police-estimated-the-crowd-at-just-more-than-230000-so-far-reutersrichard-chung-twcck-image381355293.html Taiwan residents ride scooters and wave flags at a protest against China's anti-secession law in Taipei March 26, 2005. Hundreds of thousands of people chanting 'Oppose war, Love Taiwan' joined a protest against China's military threat in Taipei on Saturday. Organisers aimed to rally one million people in a show of people power against Beijing's anti-secession law, which sanctions the use of force against the island, but Taipei police estimated the crowd at just more than 230,000 so far. REUTERS/Richard Chung TW/CCK Taiwan residents ride scooters and wave flags at a protest against China's anti-secession law in Taipei March 26, 2005. Hundreds of thousands of people chanting 'Oppose war, Love Taiwan' joined a protest against China's military threat in Taipei on Saturday. Organisers aimed to rally one million people in a show of people power against Beijing's anti-secession law, which sanctions the use of force against the island, but Taipei police estimated the crowd at just more than 230,000 so far. REUTERS/Richard Chung TW/CCKhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/taiwan-residents-ride-scooters-and-wave-flags-at-a-protest-against-chinas-anti-secession-law-in-taipei-march-26-2005-hundreds-of-thousands-of-people-chanting-oppose-war-love-taiwan-joined-a-protest-against-chinas-military-threat-in-taipei-on-saturday-organisers-aimed-to-rally-one-million-people-in-a-show-of-people-power-against-beijings-anti-secession-law-which-sanctions-the-use-of-force-against-the-island-but-taipei-police-estimated-the-crowd-at-just-more-than-230000-so-far-reutersrichard-chung-twcck-image381134484.html A woman holds a placard at a protest in Taipei against Beijing's anti-secession law March 26, 2005. Hundreds of thousands of people chanting 'Oppose war, Love Taiwan' joined a protest against China's military threat in Taipei on Saturday. Organisers aimed to rally one million people in a show of people power against Beijing's anti-secession law, which sanctions the use of force against the island, but Taipei police estimated the crowd at just more than 230,000 so far. REUTERS/Richard Chung TW/CCK A woman holds a placard at a protest in Taipei against Beijing's anti-secession law March 26, 2005. Hundreds of thousands of people chanting 'Oppose war, Love Taiwan' joined a protest against China's military threat in Taipei on Saturday. Organisers aimed to rally one million people in a show of people power against Beijing's anti-secession law, which sanctions the use of force against the island, but Taipei police estimated the crowd at just more than 230,000 so far. 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REUTERS/Zahid Hussein ZH/CCK Pakistani Islamists march during an anti-Musharraf rally in Karachi March 20, 2005. Several thousand supporters of opposition Islamic alliance MMA protested on Sunday against the policies of President Pervez Musharraf, a key ally in the U.S.-led war on terrorism, saying he is turning Pakistan into a secular state. REUTERS/Zahid Hussein ZH/CCKhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/pakistani-islamists-march-during-an-anti-musharraf-rally-in-karachi-march-20-2005-several-thousand-supporters-of-opposition-islamic-alliance-mma-protested-on-sunday-against-the-policies-of-president-pervez-musharraf-a-key-ally-in-the-us-led-war-on-terrorism-saying-he-is-turning-pakistan-into-a-secular-state-reuterszahid-hussein-zhcck-image381011169.html A protester (R) wearing a mask of U.S. President George W. Bush holds anti-U.S. placards as his fellow protester raises his fists during a rally in Tokyo March 19, 2005. March 20 marks the second anniversary of the U.S.-led war on Iraq. About 4,500 protesters gathered for the rally demanding the withdrawal of troops from Iraq, according to organisers. REUTERS/Issei Kato IK/CCK A protester (R) wearing a mask of U.S. President George W. Bush holds anti-U.S. placards as his fellow protester raises his fists during a rally in Tokyo March 19, 2005. March 20 marks the second anniversary of the U.S.-led war on Iraq. About 4,500 protesters gathered for the rally demanding the withdrawal of troops from Iraq, according to organisers. 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Hundreds of thousands of anti-Syrian protesters flooded central Beirut on Monday in what witnesses said was Lebanon's biggest demonstration since former prime minister Rafik al-Hariri's killing exactly a month ago. REUTERS/ Sharif Karim JS/CCK A woman, wrapped in Lebanon's national flag, carries her baby during an anti-Syrian rally in Beirut March 14, 2005. Hundreds of thousands of anti-Syrian protesters flooded central Beirut on Monday in what witnesses said was Lebanon's biggest demonstration since former prime minister Rafik al-Hariri's killing exactly a month ago. 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Hundreds of thousands of anti-Syrian protesters flooded central Beirut on Monday in what witnesses said was Lebanon's biggest demonstration since former prime minister Rafik al-Hariri's killing exactly a month ago. REUTERS/Damir Sagolj DS/CCKhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-lebanese-girl-with-her-face-painted-in-lebanons-national-colours-attends-a-rally-in-beirut-march-14-2005-hundreds-of-thousands-of-anti-syrian-protesters-flooded-central-beirut-on-monday-in-what-witnesses-said-was-lebanons-biggest-demonstration-since-former-prime-minister-rafik-al-hariris-killing-exactly-a-month-ago-reutersdamir-sagolj-dscck-image374355932.html Tens of thousands of Syrians wave flags during a rally in support of Syria's President Bashar al-Assad, who is facing international pressure over neighbouring Lebanon, in central Damascus March 9, 2005. 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