Niger protest over Charlie Hebdo Magazine

                 People run past a police truck Aset on fire by protesters during a demonstration
There has been protest against French Magazine Charlie Hebdo's cartoon depicting the prophet Muhmmad in Niamey, Niger. Two churches were set ablaze in the capital of Niger. There have been also similar similar protest in Pakistan, Algeria,Oman.

                A church, which was damaged after it was set on fire by protesters during a demonstration against French weekly Charlie Hebdo's publication of a cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad in Niamey.

                Somali protesters chant slogans holding placards reading "I am a Muslim, and I love my prophet", on 17 January.

                Smoke billows in a street as people demonstrate against French weekly Charlie Hebdo's publication of a cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad.

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