(13 Nov 2011)
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1. Pan across protesters in front of US embassy
2. Mid of young protesters chanting "God is great"
3. Wide of protesters chanting "God is great"
4. Mid of American Flag
5. Wide of Indonesian police in front of US embassy
6. Close-up of police officers
7. Pan across Muslim women protesters
8. Close-up of image of US President Barack Obama on banner
9. Tilt down from banner featuring Obama's face, reading: "Reject Obama, reject capitalism and imperialism," to Muslim women protesters
10. Mid of protesters chanting "God is great"
11. Close-up of Hizbut Tahrir spokesperson, Ismail Yusanto, addressing protesters on stage
12. Wide of protesters
13. SOUNDBITE: (Indonesian) Ismawan Yusanto, Hizb ut Tahrir spokesperson:
"Indonesia, as the biggest Muslim country in the world, should not welcome Obama. He is an example of how Muslim states can be occupied. That should not happen. That's why we will keep expressing our willingness (by demonstrating) not only in Jakarta, but also in other big cities in Indonesia."
14. Wide of Muslim protesters
15. Tilt down from poster, reading: "Reject Obama, reject capitalism and imperialism. Uphold Syariah (Islamic law) and Khilafah (Islamic leadership)"
16. Low shot of protesters holding banner
17. Wide of protesters
STORYLINE:
Hundreds of Muslims from the Islamic political group Hizb ut Tahrir Indonesia gathered in front of the US embassy in Jakarta on Sunday morning, to protest against President Barack Obama's forthcoming visit.
Obama plans to stop over ahead of the ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) summit in Bali, which is due to begin on 17 November.
Those demonstrating carried posters and banners and chanted "God is great" as they assembled on the road in front of the embassy.
"Indonesia, as the biggest Muslim country in the world, should not welcome Obama. He is an example of how Muslim states can be occupied. That should not happen," said Ismawan Yusanto, spokesperson for Hizb ut Tahrir Indonesia.
"That's why we will keep expressing our willingness (by demonstrating) not only in Jakarta, but also in other big cities in Indonesia," he added.

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