A former South Korean commando shouts slogans during an anti-government
rally in Seoul October 25, 2002. More than 150 men who say they are
former South Korean commmandos trained to infiltrate into North Korea
held a protest to demand both compensation and recognition from the
goverment. The South Korean government denies the existance of special
forces trained to infiltrate North Korea. This means those soldiers who
say they belonged to such units are not entitled to pensions,
compensations for wounds or illnesses or other benefits. REUTERS/Kim
Kyung-Hoon

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