近日，随着一部涉嫌诋毁伊斯兰教与先知默罕默德的美国电影《穆斯林的无知》上映，多个国家的伊斯兰教教徒掀起“反美浪潮”，引发流血冲突，造成美国驻利比亚大使及3名外交官身亡。15日，多国的反美示威仍在继续，并有越演越烈之势。图为当地时间9月14日，孟加拉首都达卡，当地穆斯林举行游行抗议。
出演美国影片《穆斯林的无知》的一名演员要求法院迫使视频分享网站撤下该影片的短片视频，但这一要求20日被美国加利福尼亚州一家法庭驳回。该影片因诋毁伊斯兰教已在全球掀起反美浪潮。
女演员加西亚已起诉视频网站母公司谷歌和影片制片人。她表示受到了欺骗，片中的诋毁伊斯兰教的对白是后来配音加上去的，自己事先并不知情。加西亚还指责这部短片“不道德、堕落”，认为应该强制将其从视频网站上撤下。
洛杉矶高等法院驳回了加西亚的起诉，部分理由是该影片的制作人并未收到起诉书副本。法院同时拒绝将视频强制下线的要求.
谷歌公司的律师代表则说，演员无权决定他们的电影如何演绎。
《穆斯林的无知》一片由于诋毁伊斯兰教先知穆罕默德，在世界范围内引发反美抗议活动。许多国家的示威游行升级成暴力活动，造成人员伤亡。
A Los Angeles judge on Thursday refused to order YouTube to take down "The Innocence of Muslims" while the debate over the anti-Muslim video was still going on in the United States.
Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Luis Lanvin ruled that Cindy Lee Garcia failed to show that she would likely prevail on the merits of her request, despite the actress's claim that she was tricked into appearing in the inflammatory film, according to the Courthouse News.
The YouTube clip, parodying the Prophet Muhammad, has triggered violent anti-American riots and protests in more than 20 countries, and has led to at least 28 deaths, including the killing of U.S. ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens.
Garcia filed a lawsuit to force Google to take down the video.
In her complaint Wednesday in Los Angeles Superior Court, Garcia claimed that she was duped into acting in the "hateful anti-Islamic production."
She accused filmmaker Nakoula Basseley Nakoula of misrepresenting the movie at casting and during filming in the lawsuit against Google, YouTube and Nakoula, also know as "Sam Bacile."
Garcia claimed that Nakoula "intentionally concealed the purpose and content of the film."
"There were no references made to religion nor was there any sexual content of which Ms. Garcia was aware. Mr. Bacile represented to her that the film was indeed an adventure film and about ancient Egyptians," according to the lawsuit.
