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| Wednesday, 1 May, 2002, 23:25 GMT 00:25 UK In pictures: May Day protests Security forces around the world have been bracing themselves for May Day demonstrations. Protests have already turned violent in Australia and Germany. ![]() Supporters and opponents of extreme-right candidate Jean-Marie Le Pen have taken to the streets in Paris ![]() Demonstrators in Sydney clashed with police over detention facilities for illegal immigrants ![]() Leftist and anti-Nazi demonstrators scuffled with police in Berlin in the early hours of the morning ![]() 140,000 trade unionists gathered in Russia's Red Square, overshadowing a smaller communist gathering ![]() In the Philippines, supporters of ousted President Joseph Estrada marched in the capital Manila ![]() Thousands took to the streets in Indonesia demanding better working conditions ![]() More than a million gathered in Havana's Revolution Plaza to hear Cuban President Fidel Castro ![]() Riot squads patrolled Malaysia's Petronas Twin Towers, as plantation workers marched for better pay ![]() Peaceful May Day rallies have taken place in many other countries, including India and Bangladesh | See also: Top Europe stories now: Links to more Europe stories are at the foot of the page. | |||
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