Petrol stations operating under the Total brand are deserted in Islamabad, Pakistan, amid a widespread boycott of French products.

Staff, otherwise standing around with nothing to do, tried to stop filming at one petrol station.

Elsewhere in the city there are the posters of French President Emmanuel Macron's face with the image of a footprint superimposed on it, and others asking people to stop buying French products. These were put up by a religious political party.

Many in the mainly Muslim country are angry at French President Emmanuel Macron's vigorous defence of the publication of cartoons depicting the Muslim prophet Mohammed, on free speech grounds.

Anti French protest continue in Islamabad. "Total" is a french brand and it's being boycotted. People don't fill up at the station. "Total" staff tried to stop people from filming there. The staff at the station has nothing else to do, so they are just standing and waiting for customers. The petrol station can be closed any time.

Anti French protest continue in Islamabad where posters are pasted all across main roads. These are the posters of French President Macron with a footprint on his face and another poster asking people to stop buying french products. These were pasted by a religious political party.