Anti-Pax Silica protesters clash with police as ASEAN Summit opens
Police clashed with anti-Pax Silica and anti-Donald Trump protesters in Manila on Sunday, November 15, as the ASEAN Summit opened. Eleven protesters were arrested, with activists claiming the arrests within a freedom park were illegal.
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