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'International Topless Jihad Day' Culturally Imperialistic
Comments (1) | amina tyler, embassy, Europe, FEMEN, femen topless protest, feminism, fundamentalism, international topless jihad day, islam, Islamism, mosques, Opinion, protest, Sharia Law, topless, topless jihad, Tunisia, women, women's rights
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It blurs the line between mainstream and fundamentalist Islam.
Read more...FEMEN Activists Wage 'Topless Jihad'
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Activists staged topless protests outside mosques and Tunisian embassies across Europe.
Read more...Tibetan Self-Immolation Will Continue Without External Intervention
Comments (0) | Arab spring, Beijing, bouda, boudhanath stupa, China, chinese government, dalai lama, discrimination, free tibet, India, Kathmandu, Lobsang Sangay, Nepal, Opinion, Oppression, protest, self-determination, self-immolation, Tibet, tibetan government-in-exile, Tibetan monks, tibetan plateau, tibetan policy institute, Tunisia
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What will it take to free Tibet?
Read more...Protests Continue As Filmmaker Of Muhammad Film Is Revealed
Comments (1) | chris stevens, Consulate, death, diplomatic immunity, egypt, embassy, fire, indonesia, injury, innocence of muslims, International, islam, jakarta, libya, Malaysia, Muhammad, protest, Sudan, Tunisia
Protests have erupted in several Islamic countries.
Read more...French Magazine Publishes Offensive Muhammad Cartoons
Comments (0) | charlie hebdo, egypt, France, French embassies, innocence of muslims, International, Middle East, middle east riots, Mohammad, Muhammad, prophet mohammad, prophet muhammad, Protests, riots, the innocence of muslims, Tunisia, yemen
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Award for Worst Timing Of The Year?
Read more...Panetta: Military Capabilities 'Enhanced' After Embassy Attacks
Comments (0) | ambassador killed, American consulate, anti-american protests, anti-American violence, Benghazi, chris stevens, christopher stevens, diplomatic immunity, drones, Gaddafi, innocence of muslims, International, international news, libya, libya democracy, libya embassy attack, libya storify, marines, middle-east uprising, militants, Sudan, terrorists, Tripoli, Tunisia, u.s. ambassador to libya, U.S. Embassy, yemen
Panetta said Libyan officials have made a "strong effort" to improve security.
Read more...U.S. Orders Non-Essential Staff Removed from Sudan, Tunisia
Comments (0) | anti-american protests, Barack Obama, egypt, libya, mitt romney, Nation and World, Sudan, Tunisia, violence
Order follows a wave of violence triggered by a viral anti-Islam video.
Read more...Obama, Clinton Praise The Four Americans Killed In Libya
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Obama said those killed were working to bring freedom and dignity to everyone.
Read more...Anti-American Protests Spread Beyond Middle East
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U.S. embassies throughout the Middle East and beyond have become the target of at least 20 protests.
Read more...WikiLeaks And Digital Activism After Assange
Comments (4) | Arab spring, assange, digital activism, election, extradition, hacktivism, Journalism, julian assange, Opinion, Tunisia, WikiLeaks
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What does Assange's extradition case mean for WikiLeak's journalistic legacy?
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