101.   The protesters demanded that the world body send a delegation to bring back whatever was left of the Buddhist relics in that country.

102.   The protesters demanded Washington support self-determination for their jungle-covered and mineral-rich homeland, also known as West Papua.

103.   The protesters Tuesday demanded they be freed unconditionally.

104.   The protesters were demanding that Kabila lift a ban on political parties and schedule democratic elections.

105.   The protesters were demanding that South Korean authorities should have immediate and full custody.

106.   The protesters were demanding the local government abide by an earlier plan to appoint a local chiefdom for the two non-Muslim minority tribes alongside the emir.

107.   The protesters also demanded that the government provide more support for nuclear energy and establish order in the energy market.

108.   The protesters also demanded that Washington give South Korean authorities greater jurisdiction over U.S. soldiers accused of crimes here.

109.   The protesters are demanding more clerks and judges to help carry out legal reforms enacted earlier this year.

110.   The protesters demanded the government compensate miners being laid off by providing low interest bank loans and land to set up small farms.