Ten Afghan civilians protesting the Koran burnings died Friday, most of gunshot wounds, although one protester was trampled to death, bringing the death toll since Tuesday, when the violence started to 24, according to local officials and emergency room doctors.
During the fresh wave of protests, India has adopted an uncompromisingly militant posture towards Kashmiri civilians protesting against human rights abuses.
That the army now seems to be a moderating influence is partly a consequence of its humiliation following bloodshed in 1992, when it shot civilians protesting against military rule on the streets of Bangkok.
The disclosure that the Pentagon was collecting information about citizens in the United States prompted memories of its activities decades ago, when the military used electronic surveillance to monitor civilians protesting the Vietnam War.
The implications of this new American authority in an unfamiliar spot received a tryout last week, when the Obama administration sent a senior diplomat here to condemn the massacre of dozens of unarmed civilians protesting Guinea's military government in September.
It has even opened fire on Syrian civilians protesting against its behaviour.Still, ISIS is now the most feted group on jihadist online forums, where prominent scholars have called on people to pledge the baya, or oath of allegiance, to Mr Baghdadi.
These organizations engaging in both legal and illegal activities, civilians protesting world leaders at G8 summits because of environmental issues, and even models going naked for animal rights!
It provides a useful smokescreen for governments that want to suppress popular movements, whether that means civilians protesting police brutality or refugees seeking safe harbor.
"The day before the arrival of the prime minister, Malian soldiers already present in Kidal fired live bullets... on civilians protesting peacefully," the MNLA said in a statement.
In addition, the new administration launched a strong crackdown on demonstrations by the new opposition, composed largely of Ravalomanana supporters; at two demonstrations in April 2009 security forces opened fire on unarmed civilians protesting the HAT's closure of three media networks formerly controlled by Ravalomanana, killing four and wounding sixty.
