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Пакистанското правителство се разграничи от обявената награда Пакистанското правителство се разграничи от предложение на министъра на жп транпспорта. Гулам Билур обави, че дава 100 000 долара за главата на режисьора на антиислямския филм "Невинността на мюсюлманите". Премиерът на Пакистан Раджа Первез Ашраф осъди изявлението. Наградата беше предложена ден след като в Пакистан загинаха 21 души при протести срещу филма.Правителството на Пакистан се разграничи от инициативата на свой министър да плати 100 000 долара за убийството на режисьора на "Невинността на мюсюлманите". Министърт отправи предложението си от Пешавар. Гулам Ахмад Билур, министър на жп транспорт на Пакистан: - Приканвам талибаните и братята от Ал Каида да се присъединят към мен в тази свещена мисия. Това не е политиката на правителството, реагира веднага говорител на пакистанския премиер. От партията на Билур, коалиционен партньор, също се дистанцираха от него, като уточниха, че това е личен коментар на министъра. Протестите срещу филма бяха особено ожесточени в петък. След молитвата демонстрациите в Карачи и Пешавар бяха последвани от сблъсъци с полицията. В Бангладеш протестите прераснаха в обща стачка. Повечето училища, офиси и магазини затвориха. Неделя обикновено е работен ден за страната, където живеят 153 милиона души. 90 процента от тях са мюсюлмани. В същото време властите във Франция задържаха мъж, който призовал към отмъщение за карикатурите на пророка Мохамед във френското издание Шарли Ебдо. Арестуваният призовал в интернет директорът на вестника да бъда обезглавен. Очаква се да му бъде повдигнато обвинение.
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I have a couple of questions to ask our Federal Minister for Railways: From whose pocket is he going to pay $... Canadian Free Press | 1 month ago A part of me trusted the human nature of the staff at the hotel the Warwick, to be specific that would receive him to say no and the decency of the United States Government, from President Obama down to the police officers on the street, to step in... DAWN | 1 month ago Railways minister Bilour sparked international criticism when he offered the blood money, also urging Taliban and al Qaeda militants to carry out what he called the noble deed... Bilour said a businessman from Lahore has offered to put up a further $... Pak Tribune | 1 month ago Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf on Monday called for strict action against those responsible for making the sacrilegious movie, as well as an effective legislation at an international level to stop acts aimed at degrading any religion and faith in... 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Gawker | 1 month ago Pakistani Cabinet Minister Puts $100,000 Bounty On Innocence of Muslims Filmmaker's Head Pakistani Railways Minister Ghulam Ahmad Bilour has offered $100,000 to anyone who kills the man who made the low-budget anti-Islam film Innocence of Muslims ,... Star Phoenix | 1 month ago More than 200 people gathered in Saskatoon Saturday to protest the anti-Muslim film that has caused outrage in countries around the world. The amateur film Innocence of Muslims has sparked anti-American violence since it attracted attention on the... SF Gate | 1 month ago The Pakistani government on Monday distanced itself from an offer by one of its Cabinet ministers to pay $100,000 for anyone who kills the maker of an anti-Islam film, saying the offer does not represent official government policy. The offer by... 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Inquirer.net | 1 month ago Pakistani Railways Minister Ghulam Ahmed Bilour offered today, September 22, 2012, a $100,000 bounty for the death of the maker of the anti-Islam film produced in the US that sparked violent protests across the Muslim world. The United States on... NY Daily News | 1 month ago But he also called for a 'human atmosphere' to tamp down the violence. Protests against the film continued to rip across the globe over the weekend. Sunday, September 23, 2012, 8:03 PM Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is New York to speak at the... The Independent | 1 month ago News in pictures From the blogs There we were, lapping up the September sun and enjoying an alfresco lunch in the country when Matil... As Radio 1 premieres its rejigged morning line-up, Callum Jones sympathises with the challenges of b... Callum... Daily Nation | 1 month ago Pakistan distanced itself Sunday from a cabinet minister's bounty for killing the maker of anti-Islam film " Innocence of Muslims ", as protests against the movie continued from Turkey to Hong Kong. A spokesman for Pakistani Prime Minister Raja... Ledger-Enquirer | 1 month ago The Associated Press Here's a look at protests and events on Sunday connected to an anti-Muslim film produced in the United States and vulgar caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad published in a French satirical weekly. Some 300 Iranian students... The Hindu | 1 month ago September 23, 2012 PTI Railway Minister Ghulam Ahmad Bilour's announcement of a $100,000 bounty for anyone who kills the man behind the anti-Islam film Innocence of Muslims has put more egg on the federal government's face as it battles with the... Time of India | 1 month ago The Pakistan government has condemned a minister's announcement of a $100,000 reward for killing the filmmaker of an anti-Islam US film , Dawn reported on Sunday. The movie's 14-minute trailer posted on YouTube has evoked protests in various parts of... Russia Today | 1 month ago 15 Bangladeshi Islamic political party supporters acknowledge a rally leader during a nationwide strike in Dhaka on September 23, 2012 (AFP Photo / Munir uz Zaman) Opposition parties enforced a nationwide shutdown on Sunday to protest against the... Channel NewsAsia | 1 month ago The Pakistan government distanced itself Sunday from a US$100,000 bounty offered by a cabinet minister for the death of the maker of an anti-Islam film that has sparked protests across the Muslim world. Railways Minister Ghulam Ahmed Bilour invited... Indian Express | 1 month ago The office of Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf too distanced itself from the minister's action, saying the government had nothing to do with Bilour's statement. A spokesman for the premier's office said Bilour is a leader of the Awami National Party... Pak Tribune | 1 month ago Railways Minister Ghulam Ahmad Bilour on Saturday announced a $100,000 reward for the person who kills the maker of anti-Islam film. Talking to reporters, the minister said that there was no other way to lodge a protest and infuse fear among the... Australian Broadcasting Corporation | 1 month ago A spokesman for Pakistan's prime minister says the government has disassociated itself from the comments of railways minister Ghulam Ahmed Bilour. Mr Bilour offered the bounty to anyone who killed the filmmaker, and also urged the "Taliban and Al... DAWN | 1 month ago Pakistan's government on Saturday disassociated itself from the statement issued by its Federal Minister of Railways, Ghulam Ahmad Bilour over the bounty offered for the anti-Islam filmmaker, DawnNews reported. The official spokesperson for the... DAWN | 1 month ago Protest is our right and forcing international organisations like the UN to pay heed to the issue is what counts. Take the example of Saudi Arabia, which many of our religious leaders refer to in many cases: the government simply made its voice count... Arab News | 1 month ago A wave of protests against a anti-Islam film made in US continued yesterday in some Muslim countries. Tens of thousands of people protested on the streets of Nigeria's second city of Kano. An AFP reporter said the crowd of demonstrators stretched...