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France marks trauma of historical past instructor’s homicide

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French folks have held rallies in outrage over the homicide of a historical past instructor by an Islamist extremist.

Tens of 1000’s met on the streets of Paris, Lyon, Marseille, Lille, Strasbourg and different cities on Sunday (18 October) in protest over the killing on Friday.

They held placards and chanted in help of free speech and schooling.

Additionally they paid tribute to Samuel Paty, the instructor, who was beheaded by a lone attacker on Friday for exhibiting pupils a poisonous cartoon of Muslim prophet Mohammed in his class.

Kamel Kabtane, a senior Muslim determine who’s the rector of the Lyon mosque, informed the AFP information company Paty had been “doing his job” in a “respectful” manner.

“These terrorists will not be non secular however are utilizing faith to take energy,” Kabtane mentioned.

The rallies befell regardless of a nationwide coronavirus alert, with new curfew legal guidelines coming into power on Saturday.

French president Emmanuel Macron additionally marked the political shock of the crime.

He known as it a “cowardly assault” and a “terrorist Islamist assault” in opposition to the French “republic and all its values”, talking exterior Paty’s college in a Paris suburb on Friday.

“This night I need to say to academics throughout France, we we’re with them, the entire nation is with them immediately and tomorrow. We should shield them, defend them,” Macron mentioned.

The killer, Abdullakh Anzorov, who was shot useless by police, was an 18-year previous refugee from the Russian province of Chechnya who had lived in France since he was six.

There was no info whether or not he acted alone.

However French authorities detained 11 folks, together with his family members, within the quick aftermath.

France plans to expel 231 international nationals whom it defines as “extremists” in response, French radio broadcaster Europe 1 reported.

It additionally plans to crack down on illicit cash flows, French finance minister Bruno Le Maire informed France three Tv on Sunday.

“There’s a drawback of financing quite a lot of Islamist associations on which I believe we will and should do higher,” he mentioned.

“Cryptocurrencies pose an actual drawback,” he added.

Friday’s homicide befell throughout a trial on the assault in opposition to French satirical journal Charlie Hebdo in 2015 for publishing the Mohammed cartoons, which killed 12 folks.

France is dwelling to the EU’s largest Muslim minority of 5 million folks and to one in every of its strongest far-right events, the Rassemblement nationwide.

Most placards at Sunday’s rallies mentioned “Je suis Samuel” or declared values equivalent to “No to totalitarianism of thought”, French media reported.

“Freedom of expression, freedom to show!”, folks chanted in Paris.

However different emotions had been additionally on present.

“No to Islamisation” and “Nazislamisation is reducing our throats,” some placards mentioned.

“Islamism is waging a conflict on us: it’s by power that we should drive it out of our nation,” Rassemblement nationwide chief Marine Le Pen additionally mentioned.

For his half, Macron urged French folks to not let the crime divide them.

“That is our battle and it’s existential. They [terrorists] is not going to succeed … They won’t divide us,” he mentioned in Paris.

“We should stand all collectively as residents,” Macron mentioned.

Paty, who was 47, left behind a spouse and a five-year previous son.

His killing attracted worldwide consideration.

“[This] crime has no relation to Russia, as a result of this individual had lived in France for the previous 12 years”, Sergei Parinov, a spokesman for the Russian embassy in Paris mentioned in Russia’s Tass information company on Saturday.

The Egyptian international ministry supplied its “honest condolences” to Paty’s household and to French folks.

It additionally promised to assist France “fight the phenomenon of terrorism, violence, and extremism, in all its kinds and manifestations”, in its communiqué.

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