On 14 June, protesters met with the Abbot, Thomas de la Mare, and demanded their freedom from the abbey.

Steele and the other protesters met a lot of rich and influential opposition.

About 1000 protesters are also meeting in Leeds' City Square over the lunch break.

At twelve, the protesters met at Liverpool Street train station.

Several hundred protesters met the Emperor's motorcade in Washington.

Outside, the protesters, who identified themselves as members of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, met with reporters.

For almost a year, protesters met every Monday growing by a few people each time.

The Soviet agency said that protesters in the capital, the Caspian Sea city of Makhachkala, had been meeting angrily for more than 10 days.

With the protesters meeting little resistance, many buildings, including the courthouse and treasury, were set afire and burned through the night, a businessman said by telephone.

In Brooklyn, more protesters met to denounce a number of police shootings.