South Koreans mourn former President Roh Moo-hyun in Seoul. (Chung Sung-Jun / Getty Images)
South Korean protesters scuffle with riot police as they try to march after a funeral for former President Roh Moo-hyun in Seoul. (Lee Jung-hoon / Yonhap)
In advance of the the funeral, workers assemble an elaborate flower arrangement around a portrait of former South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun at Gyeongbok Palace in Seoul. (Ahn Young-joon / Associated Press)
A member of South Korea’s diplomatic mission to the U.S. arranges flowers in front of a picture of Roh at the South Korean Embassy in Washington. (Jewel Samad / AFP / Getty Images)
A note of condolence in memory of President Roh Moo-hyun left by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton at the South Korean Embassy in Washington. (Susan Walsh / Associated Press)
Mourners in Seoul hold a candlelight vigil to pay their respects for Roh. A public outpouring of grief has swept South Korea, with a million people jamming Roh’s hometown. (Philippe Lopez / AFP / Getty Images)
South Koreans light candles during a vigil for Roh in Seoul. (Philippe Lopez / AFP / Getty Images)
A screen shows Roh’s memorial service in front of the Seoul railway station. (Ahn Young-joon / Associated Press)
At an incense-burning service for Roh in Seoul, a mourner places candles around photos of the former president. (Ahn Young-joon / Associated Press)
In Seoul, a memorial is held for Roh, who was 62. (Ahn Young-joon / Associated Press)
A depiction of former President Roh Moo-hyun made of sand occupies the beach in Busan, South Korea. The inscription reads, “We were happy because of you.” (Jo Jong-ho / Associated Press)
