Make Poverty History march, Saturday 2 July 2005

  • Protestors resting after the long march
    Salamatu Turay of the Salone Times took these photos of the Make Poverty History march.

Anarchist protests, Monday 4 July 2005

  • Riot police in formation
    Salamatu went out with her camera again to try to capture some of the tense atmosphere leading up to Monday's violence.

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