20,000 rally against prophet cartoons in Pakistan

More than 20,000 supporters of a radical Islamic group held a peaceful rally against the publication of Prophet Mohammed cartoons today in Lahore, Pakistan.

20,000 rally against prophet cartoons in Pakistan
Fri, 17 Mar, 2006 - 11:22

More than 20,000 supporters of a radical Islamic group held a peaceful rally against the publication of Prophet Mohammed cartoons today in Lahore, Pakistan.

They accused the government of being “soft” on the West over the controversy.

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