Riot police, ferry disaster protesters collide in Seoul

Riot police, ferry disaster protesters collide in Seoul

SEOUL, South Korea - Participants in a rally to mourn the victims of a recent South Korean ferry accident and riot police shove each other in Seoul on May 24, 2014.

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