Anger spreads over anti-Islam film

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Updated On Sept 16, 2012 02:26 pm IST

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An Afghan youth shouts slogans during an anti-US protest in Kabul. AFP/Massoud Hossaini

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An Afghan youth shouts slogans during an anti-US protest in Kabul. AFP/Massoud Hossaini

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Muslim protesters hit caricatures of US President Barack Obama and Florida pastor Terry Jones with brooms during a protest, against a US-made film they consider blasphemous to Islam, near US consulate-general, in Chennai. Reuters/Babu

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Muslim protesters hit caricatures of US President Barack Obama and Florida pastor Terry Jones with brooms during a protest, against a US-made film they consider blasphemous to Islam, near US consulate-general, in Chennai. Reuters/Babu

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Supporters of the Pakistani religious political party Jamaat-e-Islami shout anti-American slogans during a demonstration in Peshawar. Reuters/Fayaz Aziz

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Supporters of the Pakistani religious political party Jamaat-e-Islami shout anti-American slogans during a demonstration in Peshawar. Reuters/Fayaz Aziz

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A still image take from video footage shows demonstrators jumping on the emblem of the German embassy after breaking into the mission's compound in Khartoum. Reuters/Reuters TV

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A still image take from video footage shows demonstrators jumping on the emblem of the German embassy after breaking into the mission's compound in Khartoum. Reuters/Reuters TV

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View of burned American school adjacent to the US embassy compound in Tunis, Tunisia. AP/Hassene Dridi

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View of burned American school adjacent to the US embassy compound in Tunis, Tunisia. AP/Hassene Dridi

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Egyptian protesters gather around a burning vehicle in downtown Cairo, Egypt. AP

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Egyptian protesters gather around a burning vehicle in downtown Cairo, Egypt. AP

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Kashmiri Muslim students shout slogans against the US during a protest in Srinagar. AP/Dar Yasin

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Kashmiri Muslim students shout slogans against the US during a protest in Srinagar. AP/Dar Yasin

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A policeman, injured by protesters, is assisted by colleagues in central Sydney. Reuters/Tim Wimborne

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A policeman, injured by protesters, is assisted by colleagues in central Sydney. Reuters/Tim Wimborne

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Afghan demonstrators pour fuel as they prepare to torch a caricature of US President Barack Obama during a protest in Kabul. AFP/Massoud Hossaini

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Afghan demonstrators pour fuel as they prepare to torch a caricature of US President Barack Obama during a protest in Kabul. AFP/Massoud Hossaini

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Protesters clash with French Gendarmerie near the US embassy in Paris during a demonstration against the anti-Islam film produced in the US. The anti-American demonstrations, sometimes fatal, have proliferated across the Muslim world after the release of excerpts from an Islamophobic film, Innocence of Muslims. AFP/Kenzo Tribouillard

Updated on Sept 16, 2012 02:26 pm IST

Protesters clash with French Gendarmerie near the US embassy in Paris during a demonstration against the anti-Islam film produced in the US. The anti-American demonstrations, sometimes fatal, have proliferated across the Muslim world after the release of excerpts from an Islamophobic film, Innocence of Muslims. AFP/Kenzo Tribouillard

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