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Bloody Friday in Syria Anti-capitalism protesters have brought havoc to central Geneva during a demonstration against the World Trade Organisation.
They burned cars and faced up to riot police in a zone near the central bus station of the Swiss town. They also smashed the windows of shops, bank and cafés. The violent protesters were a fringe minority on an otherwise peaceful march of some 2000 people ahead of a three day conference of the World Trade Organisation which starts on Monday. They accuse the WTO of not doing enough to tackle climate change, claiming it is a mouthpiece for the interests of multinational corporations.More about: Clashes and riots, Protest, WTOCopyright © 2012 euronews
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