Indonesian students protest at Obama visit

Indonesian students protest at Obama visit

JAKARTA, Indonesia - University students and other people in Jakarta march on Nov. 5, 2010, in protest at a visit to Indonesia by U.S. President Barack Obama scheduled for Nov. 9. Around 300 students rallied against a visit by the leader including some who criticized the United States for ''oppressing followers of Islam.''

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