Filipinos slam China intrusions on Independence Day

MANILA, Philippines - Demonstrators denounce what they call China's aggressive intrusions into Philippine-claimed territories in the South China Sea in front of the consular office of the Chinese Embassy in Manila on June 12, 2014, the country's Independence Day.

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