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Wednesday, 11 December, 2002, 02:29 GMT
In pictures: US anti-war protests
Opponents to possible military action against Iraq have held a day of protests across the United States.

Organisers planned marches and rallies in about 100 towns and cities, to mark International Human Rights Day.

Demonstration in Washington
A few pacifists braved the cold in Washington, including 97-year-old Louise Franklin-Ramirez

A demonstrator in Washington
The demonstrators represented religious, human rights, and women's groups - among other public causes

Arrest in Washington
Protesters gathered outside National Guard recruiting station - some were forcibly removed

Mike Farrell speaks during a news conference by Artists United
In Hollywood, many actors - including Mash actor Mike Farrell - delivered a petition against any attack on Iraq

Demonstration in Chicago
In Chicago, about 20 anti-war protesters were arrested

 VOTE RESULTS
Iraq: Is war inevitable?

Yes
 58.14% 

No
 41.86% 

74035 Votes Cast

Results are indicative and may not reflect public opinion


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