Japanese citizens deliver protest message to Bush

Japanese citizens deliver protest message to Bush

TOKYO, Japan - About 30 women, wearing black clothes or scarves in symbolic mourning for victims of the U.S.-led military attack on Afghanistan, line a street in Tokyo's Yurakucho district on Feb. 17 in a protest against the policies of visiting U.S. President George W. Bush.

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