61.   The protesters want an end to the strike, which began as a protest to tuition increases and several reform measures.

62.   The protesters want rich nations to cancel the debt of poor countries and halt support for what they deem socially and environmentally destructive projects.

63.   The protesters want the plan to be carried out immediately.

64.   The protesters wanted Bophuthatswana to take part in the upcoming election, but homeland leaders, knowing the vote would bring the end of their corrupt system, resisted.

65.   The protesters wanted the government to make special arrangements with mainland officials to quickly issue them permits to allow them to live in Hong Kong.

66.   The protesters want the government to send replicas instead of the originals, saying they fear damage to the masterpieces.

67.   The protesters want U.S. laws changed to treat Haitians trying to get into the country more like Cubans, who generally are allowed to remain if they reach shore.

68.   The protesters wanted to take their demands to the presidential palace in Panama City.

69.   The protesters wanted to talk to Howard about a ramshackle collection of sheds, tents and Aboriginal bush shelters that make up an unofficial Aboriginal embassy near Parliament House.

70.   The student protesters want Suharto put on trial on charges of corruption and human rights abuses.