By Robin Brant BBC News, Kuala Lumpur 

The soaring price of fuel around the world has brought protesters out in many countries.
This includes Malaysia, where the government recently announced a 40% jump in the price of petrol.
Angry opposition groups are calling on a million people to descend on the capital Kuala Lumpur for a demonstration next month.
Outside a mosque in the heart of Kuala Lumpur recently, a handful of protesters gathered with home-made placards. One man chanted, while others around him applauded.
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