Taiwan protests to Philipines after fisherman shooting

Source:Globaltimes.cn Published: 2013-5-14 14:36:38

Hundreds of fishermen in Taiwan gather outside the Manila Economic and Cultural Office in Taipei on May 13 in protest after the Philippine coast guard shot dead a 65-year-old fisherman on May 9. The incident increased tensions between the islands, with Taiwan dispatching four naval and coast guard vessels to waters near the Philippines. Photo: China News Service
Hundreds of fishermen in Taiwan gather outside the Manila Economic and Cultural Office in Taipei on May 13 in protest after the Philippine coast guard shot dead a 65-year-old fisherman on May 9. The incident increased tensions between the islands, with Taiwan dispatching four naval and coast guard vessels to waters near the Philippines. Photo: China News Service
 
Hundreds of fishermen in Taiwan gather outside the Manila Economic and Cultural Office in Taipei on May 13, shouting slogans and holding banners in protest against the death of a local fisherman by the Philippine coast guard. Photo: China News Service
Hundreds of fishermen in Taiwan gather outside the Manila Economic and Cultural Office in Taipei on May 13, shouting slogans and holding banners in protest against the death of a local fisherman by the Philippine coast guard. Photo: China News Service
 
The protestors hold a banner, which says “The Philippine government should punish their coast guard.” Photo:China News Service
The protestors hold a banner, which says “The Philippine government should punish their coast guard.” Photo: China News Service
 
The wife of Hung Shih-cheng, the Taiwanese fisherman shot dead by Philippine coast guard on May 9, is interviewed by journalists on May 13 near the Manila Economic and Cultural Office in Taipei. She appealed for a formal apology from the Philippine government. Photo: China News Service
The wife of Hung Shih-cheng, the Taiwanese fisherman shot dead by Philippine coast guard on May 9, is interviewed by journalists on May 13 near the Manila Economic and Cultural Office in Taipei. She appealed for a formal apology from the Philippine government. Photo: China News Service
 
Members of a non-governmental group China Patriotic Association protest alongside fishermen from Pingdong, Taiwan outside the Manila Economic and Cultural Office in Taipei on May 13. The pictured banner reads “Chinese mainland and Taiwan should join to urge the Philippines to apologize for the death of the fisherman and offer compensation.” Photo: China News Service
Members of a non-governmental group China Patriotic Association protest alongside fishermen from Pingdong, Taiwan outside the Manila Economic and Cultural Office in Taipei on May 13. The pictured banner reads “Chinese mainland and Taiwan should join to urge the Philippines to apologize for the death of the fisherman and offer compensation.” Photo: China News Service

  
 
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