YELLOW SHIRTS
An injured demonstrators from the People's Alliance for Democracy is lead away following a clash with local villagers near Sisaket, Thailand, Saturday, Sept. 19, 2009. Thai nationalists clashed with police and villagers Saturday as they tried to march on an ancient temple on the Cambodian border, while anti-government protesters in the capital marked the third anniversary of a coup that continues to create political turmoil.(AP Photo)
Supporters of the People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) scuffle with riot police during a march along a highway leading to the 900-year-old Preah Vihear temple, along the Cambodian border September 19, 2009. Hundreds of protesters marched to the disputed Thai-Cambodia area of Preah Vihear to demand for the return of the 11th century temple area to Thailand.REUTERS/Stringer
Demonstrators from the People's Alliance for Democracy clash with local villagers near Sisaket, Thailand, Saturday, Sept. 19, 2009. Thai nationalists clashed with police and villagers Saturday as they tried to march on a temple on the Cambodian border, while anti-government protesters in the capital marked the third anniversary of a coup that continues to create political turmoil.(AP Photo)
Demonstrators from the People's Alliance for Democracy clash with Police and local villagers near Sisaket, Thailand, Saturday, Sept. 19, 2009. Thai nationalists clashed with police and villagers Saturday as they tried to march on a temple on the Cambodian border, while anti-government protesters in the capital marked the third anniversary of a coup that continues to create political turmoil.(AP Photo)
Demonstrators from the People's Alliance for Democracy clash with Thai Police and local villagers near Sisaket, Thailand, Saturday, Sept. 19, 2009. Thai nationalists clashed with police and villagers Saturday as they tried to march on a temple on the Cambodian border, while anti-government protesters in the capital marked the third anniversary of a coup that continues to create political turmoil.(AP Photo)
Thai villagers fall on the ground after clashing with protesters, left, as riot police officers try to safe him during a protest against the occupation of land by Cambodian people in Sisaket province, northern Thailand Saturday, Sept. 19, 2009. Violence broke out as a political group broke through police lines to march to a temple on the Cambodian border and demand the Thai government recover disputed territory.(AP Photo)
Thai riot police officers, foreground, and soldiers, background, block the road leading to a disputed area near the Thai-Cambodian border as protesters, not seen, marching through during a protest against the occupation of land by Cambodian people Saturday, Sept. 19, 2009 in Sisaket province, northeastern Thailand. Hospitals said 15 people were slightly injured.(AP Photo)
A Thai villager fights his way with a knife during clash with protesters, not seen, as riot police officers look on during a protest against the occupation of land by Cambodian people in Sisaket province, northern Thailand, Saturday, Sept. 19, 2009. Violence broke out as a political group broke through police lines to march to a temple on the Cambodian border and demand the Thai government recover disputed territory. Hospitals said 15 people were slightly injured.(AP Photo)
An injured demonstrators from the People's Alliance for Democracy is lead away following a clash with local villagers near Sisaket, Thailand, Saturday, Sept. 19, 2009. Thai nationalists clashed with police and villagers Saturday as they tried to march on an ancient temple on the Cambodian border, while anti-government protesters in the capital marked the third anniversary of a coup that continues to create political turmoil.(AP Photo)
Supporters of the People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) scuffle with riot police during a march along a highway leading to the 900-year-old Preah Vihear temple, along the Cambodian border September 19, 2009. Hundreds of protesters marched to the disputed Thai-Cambodia area of Preah Vihear to demand for the return of the 11th century temple area to Thailand.REUTERS/Stringer
Demonstrators from the People's Alliance for Democracy clash with local villagers near Sisaket, Thailand, Saturday, Sept. 19, 2009. Thai nationalists clashed with police and villagers Saturday as they tried to march on a temple on the Cambodian border, while anti-government protesters in the capital marked the third anniversary of a coup that continues to create political turmoil.(AP Photo)
Demonstrators from the People's Alliance for Democracy clash with Police and local villagers near Sisaket, Thailand, Saturday, Sept. 19, 2009. Thai nationalists clashed with police and villagers Saturday as they tried to march on a temple on the Cambodian border, while anti-government protesters in the capital marked the third anniversary of a coup that continues to create political turmoil.(AP Photo)
Demonstrators from the People's Alliance for Democracy clash with Thai Police and local villagers near Sisaket, Thailand, Saturday, Sept. 19, 2009. Thai nationalists clashed with police and villagers Saturday as they tried to march on a temple on the Cambodian border, while anti-government protesters in the capital marked the third anniversary of a coup that continues to create political turmoil.(AP Photo)
Thai villagers fall on the ground after clashing with protesters, left, as riot police officers try to safe him during a protest against the occupation of land by Cambodian people in Sisaket province, northern Thailand Saturday, Sept. 19, 2009. Violence broke out as a political group broke through police lines to march to a temple on the Cambodian border and demand the Thai government recover disputed territory.(AP Photo)
Thai riot police officers, foreground, and soldiers, background, block the road leading to a disputed area near the Thai-Cambodian border as protesters, not seen, marching through during a protest against the occupation of land by Cambodian people Saturday, Sept. 19, 2009 in Sisaket province, northeastern Thailand. Hospitals said 15 people were slightly injured.(AP Photo)
A Thai villager fights his way with a knife during clash with protesters, not seen, as riot police officers look on during a protest against the occupation of land by Cambodian people in Sisaket province, northern Thailand, Saturday, Sept. 19, 2009. Violence broke out as a political group broke through police lines to march to a temple on the Cambodian border and demand the Thai government recover disputed territory. Hospitals said 15 people were slightly injured.(AP Photo) 
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