Actress loses bid to pull anti-Islam film trailer from YouTube

An actress who appeared in the anti-Muslim film blamed for sparking violence in the Middle East has lost another legal bid to have the trailer taken down from YouTube.

Actress loses bid to pull anti-Islam film trailer from YouTube
Sat, 01 Dec, 2012 - 09:44

An actress who appeared in the anti-Muslim film blamed for sparking violence in the Middle East has lost another legal bid to have the trailer taken down from YouTube.

A US federal judge in Los Angeles denied a motion for injunction by Cindy Lee Garcia.

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