Terence Bunch - Photojournalist & Writer

Capitalism, Commercialism, Globalisation, Extremism

British photojournalist & writer focussing on the effects of Capitalism, Globalisation, Commercialism and Extremism from a politically non-aligned perspective - taking in the roles of war, terrorism, nationalism and protest.

A man wears a 'Union Jack' on his shoulders as he waits for the protest to take place. Temple, London. October 2007.

A man wears a 'Union Jack' on his shoulders as he waits for the protest to take place. Temple, London. 26th October 2007. All pictures © Terence Bunch.

Stop the Islamisation of Europe Anti-Islam Protest. London, 26th October 2007.

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Protesters gather together in London to hold an anti-islam march and rally in protest at what they see as the islamisation of the UK.

The group, numbering no more than 20-25 people, assemble close to Whitehall and march along Embankment to Temple where they gather together and listen to speeches made by their senior figures.

The anti-islam protesters are mostly made up of foreign EU citizens from Germany and Austria.

Temple, London. 26th October 2007.

A protest banner stating that Islam is a threat.

A protest banner stating that Islam is a threat.

An Israeli flag is held by a protester.

An Israeli flag is held by a protester.

A woman walks past an advertising poster as she carries a placard denigrating Sharia Law.

A woman walks past an advertising poster as she carries a placard denigrating Sharia Law.

Others walk through the streets carrying banners stating they are not 'Dhimmis'.

Others walk through the streets carrying banners stating they are not 'Dhimmis'.

A promotional badge on the back of one of the protesters jacket.

A promotional badge on the back of one of the protesters jacket.

Members of the protest listen to speeches by senior figures in their movement.

Members of the protest listen to speeches by senior figures in their movement.

A man tries to hide his identity with a rolled up flag.

A man tries to hide his identity with a rolled up flag.

Enough is enough.

Enough is enough.