91.   Protesters say years of live fire bombing have destroyed their health and environment.

92.   A dozen people were taken away in trucks, protesters said.

93.   A Department of Immigration official said the detainees were sprayed with teargas, and protesters said police also used water cannons.

94.   Although the protesters say they were blocked from entering China, Hong Kong has more liberal entry requirements for foreigners.

95.   Another protester said she traveled seven hours by bus from the southern city of Bari to tell other demonstrators about her mother.

96.   Anti-U.S. protesters said they expected several thousand students, farmers and other activists to attend a rally Wednesday in downtown Seoul.

97.   And while President B.J. Habibie is implementing political reforms, student protesters say he is not sincere about pursuing real democratic change.

98.   Anti-dam protesters say they will continue their opposition despite the court verdict.

99.   At Parliament in Jakarta, student protesters said they planned more demonstrations Friday and goaded the line of police and soldiers who stood silent inside the steel gates.

100.   At minimum, many protesters say the government should have warned depositors of the dangers.