Charlie Hebdo’s controversial cartoon of Hazrat Mohammad is being shown on many floors across France. In this way, they are paying homage to teacher Samuel Patty, who was killed by Muslim militants for showing cartoons in class.
While taking classes on free speech, Samuel showed his students cartoons of Charlie Hebdo Muhammad. An 18-year-old Muslim student from Chechnya then beheaded him in broad daylight in broad daylight. The people of France have protested.
Sur sa façade, à #Toulouse, la Région @Occitanie diffuse des caricatures de #CharlieHebdo, en hommage à Samuel Paty. #SamuelPaty #hommage pic.twitter.com/K8ZBojur90
— Actu Toulouse (@actutoulouse) October 21, 2020
Charlie Hebdo’s cartoons are being shown on numerous floors. They are celebrating freedom of expression and conscience in this way.
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He said that those who are the enemies of democracy, those who use religion as a weapon of war, should not be weakened in any way.
The video mocks Christianity, Islam and Judaism. There are also pictures of the untimely dead Samuel.
Quelques une des projections des caricatures de Charlie Hebdo sur les murs de l’Hôtel de Région #Charlie #toulouse #occitanie #samuelpaty #Libertedexpression pic.twitter.com/OYXfiJLtrE
— Rouvière Timothé (@RouviereTimothe) October 21, 2020
French President Emmanuel Macron paid tribute to the dead teacher on Wednesday evening local time. Then there is a silent procession in his memory. The father of one of Samuel’s former students launched an online hate campaign against him.
Two 14- to 15-year-olds were members of the group, and they paid for the teacher’s identity to be killed. They have also been charged with murder.
