By DAILY MAIL REPORTER Thousands of demonstrators upset with the war in Afghanistan, climate change and the erosion of union rights have raised the intensity of a march in downtown Chicago on Sunday as world leaders assembled for a NATO summit. The protest, one of the city's largest in years, turned violent at the end of an anti-NATO march, where demonstrators confronted Chicago police, pushing against a line of officers several blocks from the lakefront convention center where President Obama hosted a gathering of world leaders. Authorities were seen making arrests one by one and leading individual demonstrators away in handcuffs. After a clash near McCormick Place, Chicago Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy said at a news conference that the protests resulted in 45 people being arrested and four officers suffering injuries - one from a stab wound in the leg. Scroll down for video Clash: Demonstrators try to flee the police as they are move in on them
Mwananchi huyu akchukua picha katika simu yake ya mkononi.
Wananchi wakiangalia uhalibifu uliotokea baada ya mlipuko.
Wananchi wakiwa wamekusanyika eneo la mlipuko nje ya msikiti wa Sunni uliopo jijini Tripoli, Lebanon.
Magari yaliyohabiriwa katika mlipuko huo.MILIPUKO mikubwa miwili imetokea leo nje ya misikiti katika jiji la
Tripoli lililopo Kaskazini mwa Lebanon jirani na Syria. Katika milipuko
hiyo, watu 27 wanadaiwa kupoteza maisha, wakati 350 wakijeruhiwa.
Milipuko hii imeongeza mvutano nchini Lebanon ikiwa ni matokeo ya vita
ya wenyewe kwa wenyewe inayoendelea nchini Syria kati ya wafuasi na
wapinzani wa utawala wa Rais wa Syria, Bashar Assad.
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