Olympic protesters climb Golden Gate bridge

Three people protesting against China’s human rights record and the impending arrival of the Olympic torch climbed up San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge today.

Olympic protesters climb Golden Gate bridge
Tue, 08 Apr, 2008 - 01:20

Three people protesting against China’s human rights record and the impending arrival of the Olympic torch climbed up San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge today.

They tied the Tibetan flag and two banners – reading “One World One Dream. Free Tibet” and “Free Tibet” – to the bridge’s cables.

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