In pictures: Massacre remembered

There were emotional scenes at a ceremony in South Korea marking the 20th anniversary of the Kwangju massacre, as relatives mourned the hundreds killed by the army. The South Korean President, Kim Dae-jung, paid tribute to the victims.

Two sisters wept at their brother's grave in Kwangju's Mangwol-dong cemetery

A grieving mother without an invitation was ejected from the ceremony

President Kim, himself a former dissident who was tortured, consoled mourners

A reconstruction of the 1980 protest against military rule was held in Kwangju

Students in Kwangju demonstrated with a US flag reading "Against America"

The authorities say about 200 died in the crackdown, but victims' families put the toll much higher