French newspaper cleared in Mohammed cartoon case

A French satirical newspaper was today cleared in a case brought by Muslims angered by its publication of caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed.

A French satirical newspaper was today cleared in a case brought by Muslims angered by its publication of caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed.

Charlie-Hebdo, a weekly, and its director, Philippe Val, were accused of "publicly abusing a group of people because of their religion".

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