Iran summons French envoy, voices strong protest to Charlie Hebdo's derogatory cartoons
Iran has summoned the French ambassador to Tehran over ‘insulting’ Charlie Hebdo cartoons.
According to Iran’s foreign ministry, French envoy Nicolas Roche was summoned over the insults and was told, “The Islamic Republic of Iran brooks by no means any insults to its sanctities, and Islamic, religious, and national values.”
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