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International peace activists, including those calling themselves "Human Shields", light candles from one another during a vigil for peace in downtown Baghdad, Iraq Wednesday Feb. 26, 2003. (AP Photo/David Guttenfelder) - Feb 26 3:02 PM ET |
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International peace activists, including those calling themselves "Human Shields", light candles for peace in downtown Baghdad Wednesday, Feb. 26, 2003. (AP Photo/David Guttenfelder) - Feb 26 2:33 PM ET |
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Max Salamander 24, from San Francisco, Calif., back to camera, is hugged by a colleague in Amman, Jordan, Monday, Feb. 24, 2003. Salamander was with 25 other people from Western countries leaving for Baghdad to act as "human shields" in protest against a U.S. led war in Iraq. The human shields group includes volunteers from France, UK, Spain, US, Italy, Denmark, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland and Australia. (AP Photo/Jamal Nasrallah) - Feb 24 11:56 AM ET |
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Godfrey Meynell, 68, left, from England, joins other human shield peace activists as they depart downtown Baghdad on Sunday, Feb. 23, 2003 to go to the South Baghdad Power Plant where they say they will remain till the threat of war is averted. Fifteen human shields from different countries reached Baghdad Sunday aboard two red double decker London buses. (AP Photo/Jerome Delay) - Feb 23 9:19 AM ET |
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Godfrey Meynell, 68, left, from England, joins other human shield peace activists inside the South Baghdad Power Plant where they say they will remain until the threat of war is averted in Baghdad on Sunday, Feb. 23, 2003. Fifteen human shields from different countries reached Baghdad Sunday aboard two red double decker London buses. (AP Photo/Jerome Delay) - Feb 23 9:19 AM ET |