Protesters Descend On UN (PHOTOS)

It seems as if anyone who has ever had a grievance with a world leader is descending on the United Nations this week to make his or her voice heard loud and clear -- and preferably, the loudest and clearest.

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Demonstrators protest against Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2009 in New York.

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Here are some of the protests:

- against Libyan leader Muammar al-Gaddafi
- supporting peace in Sri Lanka
- supporting the ethnic Tamil in Sri Lanka
- against China's Tibet policy
- against the Iranian government
- against the Israeli government
- [later today] in recognition of the second anniversary of the protests in Burma

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Comments

[JerryLevy]

02:19 AM on 09/24/2009

There was never a condemnation of the mass murder on Pan Am 103. But then again when the only country that is condemned as a matter of policy is Israel, I guess that would be expected. I really admire the demonstrators against Iran, I just wish there had been another 50,000 people.

[tisfilm]

07:56 PM on 09/23/2009

Where is TEA party?

[LMPE]

02:30 PM on 09/23/2009

What? No hippies sticking flowers into rifles?

[NickConrad]

01:24 PM on 09/23/2009

How exactly does one transcend on to something?

[Calistan]

02:05 PM on 09/23/2009

I was just asking that myself.

[janeycat]

12:44 PM on 09/23/2009

said he took the time of 3 speakers

[mendelcrosses]

05:03 AM on 09/24/2009

because the inconvinient truth s long overdue and there is a lot of it.

I particularly agree with him when he said the UN is no United nation when only 5 countries have a say. Would you disagree with that?

[tlgeiger62]

12:37 PM on 09/23/2009

He talked for almost 2 hours - what a rambling mess! I felt SO SORRY for the translator who kept up for all but the last 5 minutes when some woman took over.

[RaWash]

04:19 PM on 09/23/2009

c'mon, it was fun!

[mendelcrosses]

05:06 AM on 09/24/2009

It wasnt how long a speech is,but what is in the speech. Which part of the speech didnt you agree with or you thought wasnt true?
Some one has to tell the simple truth as we know it not as the murdochs and other media moguls want it to be.