Posted AT 4:25 AM EDT on 24/03/08
Tibet supporters take to streets of Toronto
TORONTO — Toting banners bearing images of atrocities allegedly committed by Chinese troops against Tibetans and bellowing "Stop the torture" and "Free Tibet" through megaphones, more than 1,000 protesters took to the streets of Toronto yesterday to denounce the Chinese occupation that has left as many as 100 people dead in recent weeks.
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