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2004 SUMMER OLYMPIC SPORTS EVENTS

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Olympic torch arrives in Hong Kong after activists deported
To coincide with the arrival of the Olympic torch, a local activist paints over a memorial to Beijing's Tiananmen Square Massacre in orange to symbolize freedom and human rights in Hong Kong, China, Wednesday, April 30, 2008. (AP Photo/Wally Santana)

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No disruptions as Olympic torch is celebrated in North Korea
Beijing Olympics Organizing Committee's Vice President Li Binghua, center, carries a lantern encasing the Olympic flame on his arrival at Pyongyang's international airport after midnight on a plane from the South Korean capital of Seoul, early Monday April 28, 2008. Later in the day, the torch relay will travel through the streets of the North Korean capital. Li is joined by Chinese Ambassador to Pyongyang, Liu Xiaoming, left, and Pak Hak Son, president of North Korea's Olympic Committee, right. (AP Photo/Kyodo News)

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