In Kashmir, dozens protest Charlie Hebdo's reprinting of sacrilegious cartoon of Prophet Muhammad
Dozens of men protest against French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, burning a French flag and yelling slogans including "Charlie Hebdo stop."
The publication- whose Paris offices were targeted by gunmen in 2015, leaving twelve people dead - reprinted controversial caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed this week to mark the start of the trial of alleged accomplices to the attack.
(Source: AFP)
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