Asylum Seekers March In Protest To Berlin

BAD BELZIG, GERMANY - OCTOBER 02: Turgay, who says he is a Markist and is of an ethnic monrity in Turkey, tends to sore feet while stopping with other refugees and supporters for a rest in the hamlet of Neschholz during their protest march across nearly 600km from Wuerzburg to Berlin on October 2, 2012 near Bad Belzig, Germany. Approximately 25 refugees from Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, Turkey and other nations who are seeking political asylum are marching to protest the conditions under which they live in Germany. Asylum seekers in Germany are by law prohibited from working and their ability to travel is very restricted. The group expects to arrive in Berlin on October 6. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)