More than 3,000 Muslim students have marched in front of a parliament building in Indonesia.
The protest, in the Central Sulawesi province, marked the fourth day of protests against the US-led air strikes in Afghanistan. There were no reports of violence.
Police said the crowd burned three US flags and chanted: "Go to hell America".
Muslim groups in several cities have staged noisy and mainly peaceful demonstrations in the world's most populous Islamic nation.
They demanded the government oppose the air strikes in Afghanistan.
Some fringe groups have threatened to round up and expel Americans and other Westerners from Indonesia.
The government has promised to protect foreigners and squads of police are guarding embassies and some office buildings in the capital, Jakarta.
AP