Anti-war protesters march past NATO summit

Scottish anti-war protesters took their message to the doorstep of Nato chiefs today.

Anti-war protesters march past NATO summit
Sat, 14 Nov, 2009 - 14:39

Scottish anti-war protesters took their message to the doorstep of Nato chiefs today.

Up to 1,000 demonstrators against the Afghanistan conflict marched through Edinburgh city centre this morning where the annual Nato Parliamentary assembly is currently taking place.

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