French court throws out Muslims' suit

A French court today threw out a law suit by five Muslim organisations aimed at blocking a French newspaper from publishing caricatures of the prophet Mohammed that have led to violent protests worldwide.

French court throws out Muslims' suit
Tue, 07 Feb, 2006 - 18:21

A French court today threw out a law suit by five Muslim organisations aimed at blocking a French newspaper from publishing caricatures of the prophet Mohammed that have led to violent protests worldwide.

The court refused to examine the issues in the case and threw out the suit on purely technical grounds.

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