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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: 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: 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: 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: 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: 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: 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. UNITED KINGDOM, London: Ammunition 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: Humvee with turret 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: Tank/APC 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: Large 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: P90 SMG 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 look at 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. 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: P90 SMG 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: Scope and stock 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: Assault shotgun 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: Assault 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. GREECE, Athens: The Speaker of the Hellenic Parliament, Zoe Konstantopoulou, embraced a supporter at the final election rally of Popular Unity, the left-wing split-off from the governing Syriza, on September 15, 2015. Syriza called a snap election for September 20 after political turmoil following the negotiation of a further bailout packages from Greece's creditors. GREECE, Athens: Supporters gather at the final election rally of Popular Unity, the left-wing split-off from the governing Syriza, on September 15, 2015. Syriza called a snap election for September 20 after political turmoil following the negotiation of a further bailout packages from Greece's creditors. GREECE, Athens: Former Syriza and Popular Unity MEP Manolis Glezos addresses the final election rally of Popular Unity, the left-wing split-off from the governing Syriza, on September 15, 2015. Syriza called a snap election for September 20 after political turmoil following the negotiation of a further bailout packages from Greece's creditors. GREECE, Athens: The Speaker of the Hellenic Parliament, Zoe Konstantopoulou, was the key speaker at the final election rally of Popular Unity, the left-wing split-off from the governing Syriza, on September 15, 2015. Syriza called a snap election for September 20 after political turmoil following the negotiation of a further bailout packages from Greece's creditors. GREECE, Athens: Leader Panagiotis Lafazanis addressed the final election rally of Popular Unity, the left-wing split-off from the governing Syriza, on September 15, 2015. Syriza called a snap election for September 20 after political turmoil following the negotiation of a further bailout packages from Greece's creditors. ATHENS, Greece: Fofi Gennimata, president of Pasok (Panhellenic Socialist Movement) addresses the crowd after a Pasok election rally in Athens on September 15, 2015. Ruling coalition Syriza called a snap election for September 20 after political turmoil following the negotiation of a further bailout packages from Greece's creditors. ATHENS, Greece: A supporter cheers on as Coalition partner leaders Fofi Gennimata, president of Pasok (Panhellenic Socialist Movement) and Thanasis Theoharopoulos, the president of Democratic Left (DMIAR), were the main speakers at a Pasok election rally in Athens on September 15, 2015. Ruling coalition Syriza called a snap election for September 20 after political turmoil following the negotiation of a further bailout packages from Greece's creditors. ATHENS, Greece: Fofi Gennimata, president of Pasok (Panhellenic Socialist Movement) salutes the crowd after a Pasok election rally in Athens on September 15, 2015. Ruling coalition Syriza called a snap election for September 20 after political turmoil following the negotiation of a further bailout packages from Greece's creditors. ATHENS, Greece: Coalition partner leaders Fofi Gennimata (m), president of Pasok (Panhellenic Socialist Movement) and Thanasis Theoharopoulos (r), the president of Democratic Left (DMIAR), were the main speakers at a Pasok election rally in Athens on September 15, 2015. Ruling coalition Syriza called a snap election for September 20 after political turmoil following the negotiation of a further bailout packages from Greece's creditors. ATHENS, Greece: Thanasis Theoharopoulos, the president of Pasok junior coalition partner Democratic Left (DMIAR), speaks at a Pasok election rally in Athens on September 15, 2015. Ruling coalition Syriza called a snap election for September 20 after political turmoil following the negotiation of a further bailout packages from Greece's creditors. GREECE, Athens: Greek left-wing politician and World War Two resistance fighter Manolis Glezos addresses supporters of the Popular Unity party at its main pre-election rally in Athens on September 15, 2015. Greece's snap election takes place on September 20, with Syriza leader Alexis Tsipras and New Democracy's Evangelos Meimarakis the frontrunners. GREECE, Athens: Greek left-wing politician and World War Two resistance fighter Manolis Glezos addresses supporters of the Popular Unity party at its main pre-election rally in Athens on September 15, 2015. Greece's snap election takes place on September 20, with Syriza leader Alexis Tsipras and New Democracy's Evangelos Meimarakis the frontrunners. GREECE, Athens: Greek parliament president Zoe Konstantopoulou addresses supporters of the Popular Unity party at its main pre-election rally in Athens on September 15, 2015. Greece's snap election takes place on September 20, with Syriza leader Alexis Tsipras and New Democracy's Evangelos Meimarakis the frontrunners. GREECE, Athens: Popular Unity party leader Panagiotis Lafazanis addresses crowds at the party's main pre-election rally in Athens on September 15, 2015. Greece's snap election takes place on September 20, with Syriza leader Alexis Tsipras and New Democracy's Evangelos Meimarakis the frontrunners.