Dramatist speaks about effects of fatal terror attacks in France

Lausanne-based dramatist Jean Cholet speaks in the Swiss city on March 27, 2015, about the fatal terror attacks in France in January. He said he had to end his show on the theme of stoning as practiced in parts of the Muslim world after only three days in Paris on the advice of police. The play was originally scheduled to run for two months. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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