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Protests Over the YouTube Film Innocence of Muslims Continues Across the World

  • September 27, 2012
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  • Africa
  • Cairo
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  • Controversy
  • Coptic Christians
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Angry protests over the YouTube video Innocence of Muslims continue throughout the world with a government minister in Pakistan offering a $100,000 award to anyone who kills the maker of the video.

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