Yet not far away, people at a different rally waved national flags and warned that dividing the country by ethnicity would incite tension and undermine the ethnic tranquillity that has long prevailed in Nepal.
The trade and economic disputes that incited tensions -- and a sub-genre of paranoid movies about Japan -- in the 1980s, when nine members of Congress even smashed a Toshiba radio with sledgehammers, rarely make an appearance nowadays.
"There is a decided positive in encouraging biculturalism and people working and living together instead of inciting tension.
Unlike bombings in Iraq, where insurgents have aimed attacks at civilians to incite sectarian tensions, suicide bombers in Afghanistan have generally attacked Afghan and foreign security forces, the report said.
The prosecution's dossier reiterated accusations that the groups "worked in coordination with the C.I.A.," served "U.S. and Israeli interests," and incited "religious tensions between Muslims and Copts".
But they don't want to be seen as too tightly embracing the president of Ivory Coast, Laurent Gbagbo, whose critics accuse of inciting ethnic tensions and gaining office in an unfair election.
The Times reported from Cairo that the prosecutor's dossier assembled against the democracy workers — bolstered by Abul Naga's testimony — accused these democracy groups of working "in coordination with the C.I.A.," serving "U.S. and Israeli interests" and inciting "religious tensions between Muslims and Copts".
"In labeling the Texas voter ID law as a 'poll tax,' Eric Holder purposefully used language designed to inflame passions and incite racial tension," Perry wrote in a statement.
Gov. Rick Perry (R) of Texas blasted the attorney general's comments, saying that they were an attempt to "incite racial tension".
Chinese authorities accused a man who they alleged to be a key WUC member of inciting ethnic tensions by circulating a violent video, and urging Uyghurs, in an online forum, to "fight back [against Hans] with violence".
