Legal Project News Clips: 10/08/12 –10/14/12

Please take a moment to visit and log in at the subscriber area, and submit your city & country location. We will use this information in future to invite you to any events that we organize in your area.  Legal Project News Clips: 10/08/12 –10/14/12 News Clips that Shouldn't be Missed: The straw that may break the camel's back of Pakistan's blasphemy code   ·         Sayah, Reza, Shaan Khan and Ashley Fantz.  "Next two days crucial for Pakistani teen activist's recovery," CNN, October 13, 2012. Al-Qaida leader continues to exploit controversial film   ·         Staff Writer.  "Al-Qaida leader calls for holy war on US and Israel over anti-Islamic film," The Guardian (UK), October 13, 2012. Limiting free speech rights in the West ·         Turley, Jonathan.  "Shut up and play nice: How the Western world is limiting free speech," The Washington Post, October 12, 2012. Another Saudi attempt to censor free speech on Islam ·         Williams, Christopher.  "Anti-Islam film prompts Saudi call for net censorship body," The Telegraph (UK), October 11, 2012. Other Clips: More bounties on filmmakers of controversial film ·         AP Staff.  "Afghan religious figure offers $300,000 bounty to anyone who kills anti-Islam filmmaker," The Province (Canada), October 10, 2012. Koran burning pastor may be kept from Canada ·         Godfrey, Tom.  "Qur'an-burning pastor faces possible border trouble," Toronto Sun (Canada), October 8, 2012. Pakistani official claims U.S. Administration arrested Nakoula because of Muslim pressure ·         Imtiaz, Huma.  "Anti-Islam film: Malik claims credit for producer's arrest," Express Tribune (Pakistan), October 7, 2012. Raiots in Tanzania over defiled Koran ·         James, Bernard.  "Chaos hits Dar as boy defiles Quran," The Citizen (Tanzania), October 13, 2012. Australia group condemned for leaflets criticizing school bias towards Islam   ·         Lauder, Simon.  "Anti-Islam group under fire over leaflet drop," Australian Broadcasting News, October 10, 2012. Nakoula asks to leave solitary custody and claims he didn't violate probation terms ·         Pelisek, Christine.  "Anti-Muslim Filmmaker Nakoula Asks Court to Take Him Out of Protective Custody," Daily Beast, October 11, 2012. The LP works to protect the right in the West to freely discuss Islam, radical Islam, terrorism, and terrorist funding.  Our website is http://www.legal-project.org/ More articles may be found at http://www.legal-project.org/news-external/