SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A Singapore opposition leader surrounded by police for two days in a stand-off over the right to protest said on Sunday he would refuse to move until Tuesday's formal start of the IMF-World Bank meetings.
Chee Soon Juan, head of the tiny Singapore Democratic Party, had planned a rally in a city park on Saturday, followed by a protest march to parliament and the convention centre where thousands of finance chiefs, bankers and journalists are attending the IMF-World Bank meetings.