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Shaken by freedom of expression

Tuesday, November 10, 2020

France was shocked by attacks against a school teacher and a church, prompted by caricature of Prophet Muhammad in Charlie Hebdo satirical magazine.

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FTER a long break due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Intan Puri Hapsari has resumed her two children’s school activities in Paris, France. Residents of the city carry about their day as they normally would after being shaken by a series of brutal attacks, perpetrated by migrants who claimed in the name of Islam in the attacks in Paris and Nice in October.

“The situation is conducive. No one is saying that Muslims are behind the terror

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