4-Local residents look at the bodies of people killed in the fighting following suppression of an uprising in Andijan, Uzbekistan, Saturday, May 14, 2005. About 500 bodies have been laid out in a school in the eastern Uzbek city where troops fired on a crowd of protesters to put down an uprising, a doctor in the town said Sunday, corroborating witness accounts of hundreds killed in the fighting. (AP Photo/Kommersant, Vasily Shaposhnikov

5-Uzbek men dig tombs at a cemetery in Uzbekistan''s eastern town of Andizhan May 15, 2005. The families of some of the estimated 500 people killed by Uzbek troops in Andizhan buried their dead on Sunday to the sound of continued sniper fire in the eastern town.

6-우즈베키스탄 동부 안디잔에서 정부군에 의해 살해된 약 500명의 시위대원들중 한명인 사이드 샤키로프의 미망인 나르기자 여인이 15일 장례식중 딸을 껴안고 울고 있다

8-13일 우즈벡 안디잔시 중심가에서 (반정부 시위에 가담한)신원미상의 무장한 남자들이 현지 주민들과 대화를 나누고 있다

9-Local residents look at the bodies of the victims from the clashes between the government forces and local protesters on display at the central square in the Uzbek town of Andijan, 14 May 2005. Bodies littered the streets of the eastern Uzbek city of Andijan on Saturday as security forces tightened their clampdown and the death toll continued to rise in what residents called massacres. On the main square, epicentre of the two-day bloodshed. Near a central cinema, the bodies of 20 to 30 men, both young and old, lay gathered together.

10- Uzbek soldiers take positions in downtown Andijan, Uzbekistan, Friday, May 13, 2005, to disperse protesters massed on the square outside the administration building. Soldiers opened fire on thousands of protesters in eastern Uzbekistan on Friday after demonstrators stormed a jail to free 23 men accused of Islamic extremism. A protest leader said about 50 people may have been killed hours earlier clashes with police and security forces.

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