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Prague, CZECH REPUBLIC: Two Czech activists remains in silence in small cages in Prague's Wenceslas Square 25 September 2006 and want to spend the day this way to protest against the USA keeping several hundreds of suspected terrorists in the Guantanamo prison without a trial. The two men have called their protest "Two Cubic Metres of Human Rights," because of the volume of the cages, made of wire, in which they are sitting, hands and legs tied. The protesters wear red overalls, similar to those worn by Guantanamo prisoners. They have black sacks over their heads and headphones on their ears. When addressed by passers-by, they do not react. They do not explain their action to people. One of the activists, Tomas Lohnisky, told Czech press agency CTK 22 September 2006 that the protest is to point the necessity to observe human rights. At the same time, the protesters want to point out relationship between human rights and art. AFP PHOTO MICHAL CIZEK (Photo credit should read MICHEL CIZEK/AFP via Getty Images)