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Offending Danish Cartoons Page II

Controversial cartoon published, hard to find at suburban college

Cartoon controversy: 'South Park' taken to task

Muslim students protest column in student newspaper

NY: Muslims' plea for tolerance

LA: Muslims protest cartoons in front of Danish consulate

Freedom of expression tested worldwide

A war beyond images
Extremists have an agenda that goes deeper than offending cartoons

Geoffroy slams West’s double standards over cartoons

Protesters at Philadelphia paper seek apology for cartoon

Muslim organizations hold meeting with Danish ambassador

Rage over cartoon goes beyond politics

Danish cartoon controversy was avoidable

The Limits of Freedom

Don't Be Fooled: This Isn't an Issue of Islam versus Secularism

Turkish, Spanish Prime Ministers call for respect and calm

Provocative Danish cartoons:
American Muslims reject violent response

MPAC condemns Beirut riots, calls for 'calm and restraint'

Danish paper rejected Jesus cartoons

Canadian Islamic Congress rejects violent
 response to anti-Islam cartoons

Tariq Ramadan: Cartoon controversy is not a matter of free speech,
but civic responsibility

Cartoons and Hypocrisy
Danes finally apologize to Muslims (but for the wrong reasons)

Arab lawyers vow legal action in cartoons row

MPAC commends bush administration for
condemning Danish anti-Muslim cartoons 

ADC condemns hateful depiction of Islam

AMA condemns Danish provocation, cautions
against the trap, proposes strategic outreach

CAIR voices concern about offensive cartoons to Norwegian ambassador

Local Muslims upset with pictures, violence

Offending cartoons reprinted by European dailies

Cartoons under the veil of “Freedom of Speech”

Reaction in the Muslim and Arab worlds

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