These photos show the scene in the northern Bosnian city of Tuzla, where protesters stormed and set ablaze local government buildings in fury over unemployment and rampant corruption.
The anti-government protests that began two days ago spread throughout Bosnia, with thousands taking their discontent over the almost 40% unemployment rate onto the streets of a dozen cities.
In Tuzla, the crowd stormed the local government building, throwing furniture, files and papers out of the windows and then setting the building on fire.
A man points as people attempt to put out a blaze at a government building in TuzlaReutersSmoke and flames pour out of a government building in Tuzla after it was set alight by protestersReutersProtesters run as the fire rages in the government buildingAPA hooded protester gestures in front of a fire at a government building in Tuzla, BosniaAPA protester is arrested in TuzlaReutersPolice detain an anti-government protester in TuzlaReutersProtesters watch as a local government building burns during a protest in the Bosnian town of TuzlaAPProtesters stand near a fire set in front of a government building in TuzlaReutersA man climbs out of a window as smoke rises from a blaze at a government buildingReutersA demonstrator hurls a fire extinguisher at the buildingReutersA masked protester stands near a fire set in front of a government building in TuzlaReutersA Bosnian protester walks past the fire outside a local government buildingAPPolice officers secure the area in front of a local government buildingAPA man confronts police securing the area in front of a local government building in TuzlaAP
