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Tuesday, April 25, 2006
Brian Sokol, WpN
A Nepalese policeman (right) points his riot baton at injured anti-monarchy demonstrators, blood draining from a severe wound in one's head (center, right) laying an alley after having been beaten by government security forces (background), at Ason near King Gyanendra's Palace in Kathmandu, April 22, 2006. Police in Nepal on fired tear gas and rubber bullets on thousands of protesters who defied a curfew and marched towards the centre of the capital. Demonstrations were reported in eight different spots in and around the city as protesters headed towards Narayanhiti Durbar, King Gyanendra's palace, defying the monarch's bid to end 16 days of protests by announcing a return to multi-party democracy.
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Brian Sokol, WpN
A Nepalese policeman (right) points his riot baton at injured anti-monarchy demonstrators, blood draining from a severe wound in one's head (center, right) laying an alley after having been beaten by government security forces (background), at Ason near King Gyanendra's Palace in Kathmandu, April 22, 2006. Police in Nepal on fired tear gas and rubber bullets on thousands of protesters who defied a curfew and marched towards the centre of the capital. Demonstrations were reported in eight different spots in and around the city as protesters headed towards Narayanhiti Durbar, King Gyanendra's palace, defying the monarch's bid to end 16 days of protests by announcing a return to multi-party democracy.
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Maybe the bleeding on the ground Nepal demonstrators were protesting open spying on the people.
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Maybe the bleeding Nepal demonstrators were protesting Islam and communism as well while crying democracy.
4/25/06 6:59 PM