HuffPost World contributors have been submitting photos and videos of protests marking the sixth anniversary of the US invasion of Iraq. The photos and video below demonstrate a country's plea for peace as veterans, military families and activists join together with one message: "No more war."

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This Friday, March 20, 2009, marks the sixth anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq. Help the Huffington Post cover the global response to this important anniversary.

Grab your camera and take photographs of how people are marking the day, whether at public demonstrations, charged protests, cemetery gatherings, or community...

While those living in Gaza attempt to return to daily life, the international community struggles to understand the 21-day war between Israel and Hamas. After a United Nations school became the target of GPS-guided mortars, Western foreign ministries and human rights groups alike began to question the

After 18 days of bloodshed, more than 1,000 people have died as a result of the war between Israel and Gaza. Talk of a 10-day ceasefire is in the works, but for now the violence continues. HuffPost World photographers have documented how the global community is responding to...

Activists in cities around the world have reacted to the conflict in Gaza by hosting demonstrations both supporting and protesting Israel's response to Hamas. Since the start of the conflict on December 27, 2008, we've received photos from Brussels, London, Alberta, Boston, Dallas, Atlanta and San Francisco.

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Pro-Israel demonstrators waved Israeli and American flags while Palestinian supporters protested in front of the Israeli Consulate in Los Angeles during the evening of Jan. 2, 2009. Wilshire Blvd. and LAPD officials stood between the two sides. HuffPost World Photojournalist Jim Stevenson shares his photographs.

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Are you a witness to the crisis in the Middle East? Help HuffPost World document the conflict in Israel and Gaza by sending us your photos. We are also interested in photographs of protests and vigils around the world related to the crisis.

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The signs of November 4th depict support for some candidates, disdain for others, voting poll instructions and last minute pleas. They're on lawns, cars, streets, telephone polls, buildings, trucks and even churches. See where OTB Photojournalists have found some of the most interesting signs on this historic Election Day.

For kids, Election Day offers something even more exciting than candy and toy stores: tiny, secretive areas where they get to push buttons for a sticker. Also known as: the voting booth. OffTheBus contributors snapped shots of some of the most enthusiastic voters to wait in line and hit polls...

It's Election Day! What does it look like where you live?

Snap shots of the lines wrapping around your city blocks, of enthusiastic volunteers, of polling places in chaos. We want to see it all -- the good, the bad and the ugly. The voting process involves millions of...

From selling T shirts to Indian food , stores along 53rd street in downtown Hyde Park show support for Presidential candidate, Barack Obama. Hyde Park, located on the South Side of Chicago is not far from Obama's home. Small shop owners share how they use their stores to support the...

OTB Photojournalist Melissa Hapke attended the Hillary Clinton Rally today in St. Charles, Missouri. Clinton is spending time in this swing state rallying Democrats and undecided voters together in support for Barack Obama, before casting votes tomorrow.

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Halloween: the only night of the year where you see cats dressed as Biden, humans as voting booths, an eleven-year-old as Joe the Plumber and a two-year-old as Barack Obama. Take a look at some of last night's best political costumes.

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Watch out Tina-- guess you're not the only one who resembles Sarah Palin. It looks like the VP candidate was all over the country last night-- participating in everything from parades, to office parties to trick-or-treating. Take a look at Halloween's most impressive Sarah Palin costumes.

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Attention all you ghosts, goblins, witches and werewolves! This Friday night your haunts are likely to be joined by a whole other pack of spooky characters. We've no doubt that Sarah Caribou Barbie, Johnny "The Sidekick" McCain, Barack "The Messiah" Obama and similarly ghoulish incarnations of Joe The Plumber, Biden...

The McCain camp has been hammering voters to believe that Obama advocates Socialism through his proposed tax cuts. In swing states Missouri and Ohio, some are making great efforts to make their opinion of the candidate known.

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Caterina Rost is a graduate student of American Studies and political science (University of Leipzig, Germany & University of Massachusetts-Amherst). She is currently writing her Master's thesis about the party's youth outreach efforts in the 2008 U.S. presidential election. For that research, she has traveled through the country throughout the...

For the first time ever, a small town in northwest, Ohio was visited by a Presidential candidate. John McCain, who is spending these final days before November 4 heavily campaigning in the swing state, visited Defiance and addressed undecided and Republican voters on a chilly Fall day.

The election in San Francisco looks quite similar to other large cities in blue states. Residents boast pride for the Obama | Biden ticket while taking clear stands on local and statewide propositions. In this photo slideshow, we see that San Francisco is not only pro-Obama, it also appears to...

New York, New York: politically charged and Obama obsessed. OTB Photojournalists strolled the city and located support for the candidate in some of the most interesting places. Sidewalk chalking, window displays, and 'I Heart Obama' gear are just a few ways New Yorkers are saying, "Vote McCain? Fahgettaboudit!"