Quran Burning Protests Continue In Kabul -- Voice of America
Protests erupted for a fifth day in Afghanistan over the burning of a Quran by a U.S. pastor.
Hundreds of people rallied at Kabul University in the capital Tuesday, chanting "death to America" and calling for the pastor who burned the Muslim holy book to be put on trial.
Afghan police in riot gear guarded the area as the peaceful protest took place.
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