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“There are limits to freedom of expression and we should realise that we do not have the right to insult religions.”

The French President Emmanuel Macron can be seen trying his level best to revive his diminished national and international credibility in his recent exclusive interview with the Qatar-based news broadcaster Al-Jazeera.

Over 60 scholars, imams, activists and academics have signed a statement in defence of the Prophet Muhammad (sall Allāhu ‘alayhi wa sallam) and to stand in solidarity with France’s Muslims.

Protests against French President Emmanuel Macron are spreading across the world following his defence of caricatures against the Prophet Muhammad (sall Allāhu ‘alayhi wa sallam).

France begs for end of international boycott over Macron’s Islamophobic comments

French human rights activists CCIF today announced plans to expand internationally due to the level of threats against them within France, which continue to go unchallenged by Macron's government.

Arab trade groups have started to remove French products from their shelves in protest against the insulting statements against Islam and the Prophet Muhammad (sall Allāhu ʿalayhi wa sallam)

On Sunday night, two Muslim women were stabbed under the Eiffel Tower in front of their children. The perpetrators – two French women – called them “dirty Arabs”. But Macron says it is Islam that is in crisis, writes Moazzam Begg.

A family of French Algerians were attacked by two European women near the Eiffel Tower in France.

After criticising French President Emmanuel Macron, French elite force raided the home of popular and vocal charity leader Idriss Sihamedi.