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"Undermining Islam;" Morrocan Given 2 Years Imprisonment For Blasphemy
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On September 13th, Moroccan blogger Fatima Karim, was sentenced to two years in prison for "undermining the Islamic religion" after she posted "offensive" writings on Facebook. Fatima has been in detention since mid-July for sharing satirical verses of the Quran and hadiths of the Prophet Muhammad on her Facebook page. In the trial, Fatima's representation argued that she exercised her right to freedom of speech under the Moroccan constitution. Fatima claims that she supports secularism which means the indifference to or rejection or exclusion of religion and religious considerations. She also publicly apologized to "anyone who felt offended." Habib Aadi, Fatima's lawyer, said, "It's a very harsh verdict" and further added that the appeal in cassation is "still under study."
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"Undermining Islam;" Morrocan Given 2 Years Imprisonment for Blasphemy
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