Bid to halt anti-Islam films

A US judge has rejected a request to force YouTube to remove an anti-Muslim film trailer that has been blamed for causing deadly violence in the Middle East.

Bid to halt anti-Islam films
Thu, 20 Sep, 2012 - 18:49

A US judge has rejected a request to force YouTube to remove an anti-Muslim film trailer that has been blamed for causing deadly violence in the Middle East.

Judge Luis Lavin in Los Angeles rejected the request from Cindy Lee Garcia, an actress who appears in the clip, in part because the man behind the film was not served with a copy of the lawsuit.

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