Japanese book carrying French satirical cartoons not on sale

Japanese book carrying French satirical cartoons not on sale

Hussain Khan (C), head of an association of Pakistanis living in Japan, and others tell the press in Tokyo on Feb. 13, 2015, that they did not find any Japanese bookstores selling a book featuring satirical cartoons of Islam from French magazine Charlie Hebdo on Feb. 10 when the book was released by Tokyo publisher Daisan Shokan. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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