Students clash with police during protest

(4 Dec 2002)
1. Police pushing students back at demonstration
2. United Nations (UN) vehicle stops and UN police get out of the vehicle
3. Various of stand-off between riot police and students
4. Various of students shaking fence of parliament house building
5. Crowd running away from police as they chase them
6. Stones being thrown
7. Police arresting students as they throw stones
8. Various of students throwing stones at police
9. Students chasing police
10. Policeman points gun at students
11. Policeman runs away
12. Policeman pushing students away
13. Students running down street throwing stones
14. UPSOUND: gunshot in the distance
15. UN police and students in the street
16. Motorbike on fire
17. Stand off between riot police and students
18. East Timorese president Xanana Gusmao walks out of building to cheering crowds
STORYLINE:
At least two people have been killed and several others injured in a second day of student rioting in the East Timorese capital Dili.
Witnesses said one of the dead was a 16-year-old student who had been shot in the head.
President Xanana Gusmao arrived at the scene of the riots on Wednesday, which were centred outside the National Police Headquarters, to try and restore order. But the fighting carried on and he was escorted inside the building.
On Tuesday police fired tear gas to disperse about 500 high school students who had taken to the streets of the capital.
The protesters threw rocks at police and soldiers and set two motorcycles on fire in a soccer field near Dili's parliament building.
The protests, the most bloody since the poverty-stricken country became independent, were sparked by the recent arrest of a student from a school in the city. Police say the boy was suspected of gang violence.
East Timor became the world's newest nation in May after two years of UN administration following 24 years of violent Indonesian occupation.
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