Lee Joon-seok, captain of sunken ferry Sewol, arrives at a court in Gwangju June 10, 2014. Fifteen crew of a South Korean ferry that sank in April killing more than 300 people, mostly children, went on trial on Tuesday on charges ranging from negligence to homicide, with the shout going up of “murderer” as the captain entered the packed court. REUTERS/Korea Pool/Yonhap (SOUTH KOREA – Tags: DISASTER TRANSPORT CRIME LAW MARITIME TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY)
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