Yemeni nationals stage silent protest at Downing Street - London

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A woman protesting against the international silence over events in Yemen.

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A young girl takes part a silent protest.

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A man protests against the lack of international outcry at the massacre of civilians in Yemen.

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Two woman stand together in protest with a placard.

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One protestor writes out 'Silence Kills' on pieces of tape.

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A child at the demonstration.

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A young girl writes out her own 'Silence Kills' band.

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A young girl writes out her own 'Silence Kills' band.

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Pieces of tape say, 'Silence Kills'

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One protestor fixes a piece of tape that reads 'Silence Kills' onto the mouth of a fellow demonstrator.

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Yemeni nationals living in the UK have staged a silent demonstration opposite Downing Street to highlight the ongoing killing of civilians by Yemeni security forces. London, United Kingdom. 24th September 2011

Yemeni nationals living in the UK have staged a silent demonstration opposite Downing Street to highlight the ongoing killing of civilians by Yemeni security forces. The protest comes as the estimated death toll in Yemen exceeds 50.

Protestors put tape across their mouths that read 'Silence Kills' to highlight the lack of international condemnation of what is happening in Yemen.