AR-News: (US MA) DNC Protesters Won't Be Boxed In
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Fri Jun 18 10:34:43 EDT 2004
http://www.thebostonchannel.com/news/3433434/detail.html
TheBostonChannel.com
UPDATED: 8:58 am EDT June 18, 2004
BOSTON -- Protesters at the Democratic National Convention in Boston
apparently won't be kept in a box.
Protest permit applications show many protests planned outside the so-called
"free speech zone" next to the FleetCenter.
The zone ensures protesters are allowed within sight and sound of delegates,
but many are branching out.
For instance, the Boston Globe reports the anti-abortion group Operation
Rescue will hold a vigil outside John Kerry's Beacon Hill home.
The New England Anti-Vivisection Society plans to distribute "Cruelty-Free
Living Kits" downtown.
In Copley Square, a group called Boston Mobilization will use wooden frames
with wire mesh to simulate prison cells at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
Mayor Thomas Menino's spokesman said Menino welcomes the demonstrations as
part of a lively democracy.
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