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Eight people will stand trial in France for the murder of a teacher who showed a caricature of Muhammad.

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Father of a French student whose story about using caricatures of the prophet Muhammad in a lesson on freedom of expression indirectly led to the murder of the professor, who went on trial on Monday on charges of links to the network terrorist.

Samuel Patty47 years old, was slaughtered repeatedly in 2020 near his school in Conflans-Sainte-Honorine, near ParisAn 18-year-old attacker of Chechen origin, and then headlessa few days after showing the cartoons to his students.

Many Muslims consider depictions of prophets to be blasphemous.

Prosecutors allege Brahim Chnina used social media to turn a controversy over a civics lesson into a campaign against Paty, helping create videos intended to incite hatred against the high school teacher and distributing them on social media.

Prosecutors accuse Chnina of collaborating with Abdelhakim Sefrioui, a French-Moroccan who founded the radical Islamist organization Sheikh Yassin Collective, which was later banned in France.

Both are accused of having connections with terrorist organization. Chnina’s lawyer declined to comment before the trial began.

Sefrioui’s lawyer, Ouadi Elhamamouchi, said there was no evidence of contact between Sefrioui and the Chechen killer shot dead by police.

Elhamamouchi told Reuters that Sefrioui will demonstrate to the court “that he had absolutely nothing to do with this brutal attack, which he has condemned from day one.”

Among others six people tried in Paris Along with Chnina and Sefriui there are two accomplices of Pati’s killer, Abdullah Anzorov. According to the prosecution, they knew about Anzorov’s plans to kill Pati and helped him buy weapons.

Both are accused of complicity in terrorist murder and French media say both deny any wrongdoing.

Last year, a court found Chnina’s daughter and five other teenagers guilty of charges related to their participation in criminal conspiracy deliberately and help prepare an ambush.

Chnina’s daughter was not in Pati’s class when the cartoons were shown, and the court found her guilty of false accusations and defamatory comments.

The latest trial will last until December.

Reuters

Source: Aristegui Noticias

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