Manila, Philippines – The state-run University of the Philippines is stopping students from showing an anti-Muslim video that has sparked violent protests around the globe.
Friday’s planned public screening of the 14-minute “Innocence of Muslims” video was supposed to be part of a course discussing the Bill of Rights and freedom of expression.
College of Law Dean Danilo Conception canceled the open forum. Law professor Harry Roque, who teaches the subject, cited security concerns.
The film ridicules the Prophet Muhammad and has triggered Muslim protests in many countries

