Hundreds of protesters march through Edinburgh in No to Nato demonstration

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Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

in Politics, on the 14th of November 2009

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Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say 'No to Nato', 'Stop the war' or 'Troops out of Afghanistan' during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say "No to Nato", "Stop the war" or "Troops out of Afghanistan" during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

ID: 178948

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say 'No to Nato', 'Stop the war' or 'Troops out of Afghanistan' during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say "No to Nato", "Stop the war" or "Troops out of Afghanistan" during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

ID: 178942

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say 'No to Nato', 'Stop the war' or 'Troops out of Afghanistan' during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say "No to Nato", "Stop the war" or "Troops out of Afghanistan" during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

ID: 178943

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say 'No to Nato', 'Stop the war' or 'Troops out of Afghanistan' during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say "No to Nato", "Stop the war" or "Troops out of Afghanistan" during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

ID: 178945

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say 'No to Nato', 'Stop the war' or 'Troops out of Afghanistan' during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say "No to Nato", "Stop the war" or "Troops out of Afghanistan" during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

ID: 178946

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say 'No to Nato', 'Stop the war' or 'Troops out of Afghanistan' during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say "No to Nato", "Stop the war" or "Troops out of Afghanistan" during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

ID: 178979

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say 'No to Nato', 'Stop the war' or 'Troops out of Afghanistan' during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say "No to Nato", "Stop the war" or "Troops out of Afghanistan" during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

ID: 178983

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say 'No to Nato', 'Stop the war' or 'Troops out of Afghanistan' during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say "No to Nato", "Stop the war" or "Troops out of Afghanistan" during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

ID: 178986

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say 'No to Nato', 'Stop the war' or 'Troops out of Afghanistan' during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say "No to Nato", "Stop the war" or "Troops out of Afghanistan" during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

ID: 178989

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say 'No to Nato', 'Stop the war' or 'Troops out of Afghanistan' during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say "No to Nato", "Stop the war" or "Troops out of Afghanistan" during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

ID: 178992

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say 'No to Nato', 'Stop the war' or 'Troops out of Afghanistan' during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say "No to Nato", "Stop the war" or "Troops out of Afghanistan" during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

ID: 179107

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say 'No to Nato', 'Stop the war' or 'Troops out of Afghanistan' during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say "No to Nato", "Stop the war" or "Troops out of Afghanistan" during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

ID: 179108

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say 'No to Nato', 'Stop the war' or 'Troops out of Afghanistan' during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say "No to Nato", "Stop the war" or "Troops out of Afghanistan" during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

ID: 179109

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say 'No to Nato', 'Stop the war' or 'Troops out of Afghanistan' during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say "No to Nato", "Stop the war" or "Troops out of Afghanistan" during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

ID: 179110

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say 'No to Nato', 'Stop the war' or 'Troops out of Afghanistan' during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say "No to Nato", "Stop the war" or "Troops out of Afghanistan" during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

ID: 179111

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say 'No to Nato', 'Stop the war' or 'Troops out of Afghanistan' during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say "No to Nato", "Stop the war" or "Troops out of Afghanistan" during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

ID: 179134

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say 'No to Nato', 'Stop the war' or 'Troops out of Afghanistan' during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say "No to Nato", "Stop the war" or "Troops out of Afghanistan" during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

ID: 179135

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say 'No to Nato', 'Stop the war' or 'Troops out of Afghanistan' during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say "No to Nato", "Stop the war" or "Troops out of Afghanistan" during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

ID: 179136

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say 'No to Nato', 'Stop the war' or 'Troops out of Afghanistan' during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say "No to Nato", "Stop the war" or "Troops out of Afghanistan" during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

ID: 179138

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say 'No to Nato', 'Stop the war' or 'Troops out of Afghanistan' during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say "No to Nato", "Stop the war" or "Troops out of Afghanistan" during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

ID: 179140

Politicians, families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan, trade unions, students and anti-nuclear groups joined the No To NATO protest in the Scottish capital Edinburgh, Scotland. 14/11/2009.

Called by Stop the War Scotland, supported by STW UK, CND, SCND, Scottish Afghan Society & SACC, hundreds of people marched through Edinburgh to say "No to Nato", "Stop the war" or "Troops out of Afghanistan" during the NATO Parliamentary Assembly wich took place in the scottish capital from September, 13th to 17th to discuss key security issues. Politicians and families of dead soldiers were joined on the march by union, student and anti-nuclear groups.

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strong images! I feel it!

Submitted by Kai Bergmann on Wed, 25/11/2009 - 08:52.

strong images! I feel it!

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Nice set of images. The first

Submitted by Will Strange on Mon, 16/11/2009 - 22:48.

Nice set of images. The first one is particularly eye-catching :)

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Thank you guys ! Was a

Submitted by Alexandre Chevallier on Mon, 16/11/2009 - 09:25.

Thank you guys ! Was a pleasure to be in Scotland for a few days (what an accent !!!) ;-)

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Great photos!

Submitted by Ed Hadfield on Sun, 15/11/2009 - 11:41.

Great photos!

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Excellent photos and

Submitted by Orhan Tsolak on Sun, 15/11/2009 - 10:44.

Excellent photos and reportage indeed.

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Excellent photos.

Submitted by Matthew Richards on Sun, 15/11/2009 - 00:10.

Excellent photos.

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