They only wanted, they said, to publicize demands for the independence of Croatia, then part of Yugoslavia.
Some 20,000 soldiers are battling insurgents who never claim responsibility for attacks or publicize their demands.
On May 17 the students held small-scale actions to publicize their demands in 19 locations around the country, including at the Obama re-election campaign offices in Miami.
The purposes of the occupations were to publicize Indian demands for self-determination, to force negotiations for a Native American cultural centre, museum, and university, and to gain (or, in the occupiers' view, to regain) legal title to the island.
It was this faction who would first explicitly publicize the demands for national independence and Moldo-Wallachian unification, which it included in a wider agenda of political reforms and European solidarity.
Skorka said he had not yet discussed Nisman's death with the pope, who, as an auxiliary bishop in Buenos Aires, was the first to sign a highly publicized 1994 letter demanding a full investigation of the bombing.
In a widely publicized speech in June, President Hu followed up on Wen's March comments by acknowledging growing public demand for a say in political decisions.
Bentham demanded that all official acts be publicized, so that an enlightened public opinion could pass judgment on them, as would a tribunal: "To the pernicious exercise of the power of government it is the only check".
They have been devoting hours of television time to publicizing John McCain's demand that the Los Angeles Times release a video purporting to show Barack Obama at an event with a rabidly anti-Israel Palestinian academic named Rashid Khalidi.
The highly publicized measures do respond, however, to government demands and help universities prove their willingness to become more efficient.
