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GERMANY, Freilassing: Refugees walk near the gates of Freilassing, Bavaria, on the German side of the Germany-Austria border, September 16, 2015. GERMANY, Freilassing: A German policeman watches over refugees at the gates of Freilassing, Bavaria, on the German side of the Germany-Austria border, September 16, 2015. GERMANY, Freilassing: Refugees interact with German police at the gates of Freilassing, Bavaria, on the German side of the Germany-Austria border, September 16, 2015. GERMANY, Freilassing: Refugees interact with German police at the gates of Freilassing, Bavaria, on the German side of the Germany-Austria border, September 16, 2015. GERMANY, Freilassing: A German policeman speaks with a passenger of a car in Freilassing, Bavaria, on the German side of the Germany-Austria border, September 16, 2015. GERMANY, Freilassing: Refugees wait at the gates of Freilassing, Bavaria, on the German side of the Germany-Austria border, September 16, 2015. GERMANY, Freilassing: A German policeman watches over refugees at the gates of Freilassing, Bavaria, on the German side of the Germany-Austria border, September 16, 2015. GERMANY, Freilassing: A German policeman watches over refugees at the gates of Freilassing, Bavaria, on the German side of the Germany-Austria border, September 16, 2015. BELGIUM, Brussels: A tire is burning in a street of Brussels, Belgium, as hundreds of European taxi drivers protest against taxi-app Uber, on September 16, 2015. The international convoy of around 300 taxis with horns beeping crawled into the city's busy European quarter in hopes of meeting Belgian and EU officials, bringing traffic on main roads to a standstill. UNITED KINGDOM, London: Rifle The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: boat with weapons The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: Security forces The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: Future soldier and drone The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: APC exhibit The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: Drone The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: Chinook The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: Man with weapon The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: Apache The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: Drone The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: Warship The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: Patrol craft The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: Pistol The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: Sniper rifle The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: Gun The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: Ship with drone/missile (?) The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: Bulgaria weapons stall The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: Malaysia weapons stall The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: SMG's The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: Drone The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: South Africa weapons stall The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: Helicopter The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: Naval Officer The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: F1 'Police' car The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: Warship The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: Future soldier The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: Gun The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: Future soldier The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: Serbia's weapons stall The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses. UNITED KINGDOM, London: Visitors inspecting pistols The Defence and Security International Exhibition (DSEI) began in London on September 15, 2015 despite a week of direct action protests by peace campaigners. The arms fair has seen over 30,000 people descend on London to see the 1,500 exhibitors who are displaying weapons of war from pistols and rifles up to tanks, assault helicopters and warships. Protesters attempted to block the main road into the exhibition, claiming that such an event strengthened the UK's ties to human rights abuses.