War protest: Filipinos fly kites with slogans
March 30, 2003 | 12:00am
Filipinos showed their opposition to the US-led attack on Iraq in a novel way yesterday by flying kites with slogans condemning the offensive.
About 40 members of the left-leaning group, Youth Peace Group Watch, flew 10 kites in Manilas central park, carrying such messages as "Iraq Freedom, Killing Innocent Lives," and demanding "Missile Free Skies."
Unlike other protest rallies in this country, which were closely watched by riot police, the kite-flyers only had curious bystanders as onlookers.
The government of President Arroyo has been one of the staunchest supporters of the US-led campaign to topple Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein and disarm Iraq of weapons of mass destruction. AFP
About 40 members of the left-leaning group, Youth Peace Group Watch, flew 10 kites in Manilas central park, carrying such messages as "Iraq Freedom, Killing Innocent Lives," and demanding "Missile Free Skies."
Unlike other protest rallies in this country, which were closely watched by riot police, the kite-flyers only had curious bystanders as onlookers.
The government of President Arroyo has been one of the staunchest supporters of the US-led campaign to topple Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein and disarm Iraq of weapons of mass destruction. AFP
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