Pro-Taiwan independent activists display the banners and placards read ' saveguard the value of humanrights, no Chinese hegemony ' during a demonstration outside the Kaohsiung Film Archive in southern Taiwan on September 22, 2009. Taiwan's second-largest city dismissed a warning from China against showing a biopic about exiled Uighur Muslim leader Rebiya Kadeer, in a move expected to further anger Beijing. The placards read 'Safeguard human rights,' and 'No to Chinese hegemony'. Getty Images logo Getty Images 2 months ago

Pro-Taiwan independent activists display the banners and placards read ' saveguard the value of humanrights, no Chinese hegemony ' during a demonstration outside the Kaohsiung Film Archive in southern Taiwan on September 22, 2009. Taiwan's second-largest city dismissed a warning from China against showing a biopic about exiled Uighur Muslim leader Rebiya Kadeer, in a move expected to further anger Beijing. The placards read 'Safeguard human rights,' and 'No to Chinese hegemony'.