61.   Police appealed to anti-nuclear activists, who regularly stage sit-down protests on the rails to hold up the shipments, to demonstrate peacefully.

62.   Public protests on animal transport have become violent in Britain, where one demonstrator was recently killed.

63.   Police fired tear gas on thousands of anti-government protesters who blocked highways and railroad tracks in a nationwide protest on Saturday.

64.   Police have detained thousands of Chinese followers of Falun Gong during protests on Tiananmen Square against the ban, often beating and kicking them.

65.   Police in Auckland have approved plans by protesters to mount na anti-nuclear protest on Thursday that will condemn Major for supporting the French tests.

66.   Police on Wednesday fired rubber bullets at students, breaking up a protest on the main campus of the University of South Africa in Pretoria.

67.   Police, reinforced by soldiers, broke up one protest on a major street after about two hours by firing water cannon at the crowd from two armored vehicles.

68.   A group of ethnic Albanian refugees from Yugoslavia ended a protest on Wednesday against what they said were inadequate accommodations offered by Australia.

69.   A police spokesman said the officers were exercising normal enforcement of regulations banning protests on the palace grounds.

70.   A rightwing religious group held two days of anti-government protests on Sunday and Monday to press its demands for her resignation.