Workers, police crash in Beijing

Workers, police crash in Beijing

BEIJING, China - About 50 migrant workers from rural areas (front) demand wage payments in front of the residence of a company executive in Beijing on Jan. 14, 2013. At back are armed police officers guarding the area.

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