Arabs protest in Strasbourg, Bosniaks join: Don't blame terrorism on us

Between 15,000 and 20,000 Bosniaks live in France, and a large number of them will join the protests in Strasbourg tonight, and in Paris tomorrow, organized by Muslim associations on the occasion of the terrorist attack on the editorial office of the Parisian magazine Charlie Hebdo, as well as the attacks on mosques that followed, reports the BiH news agency Patria.

Two men, who bear Muslim names and who are allegedly responsible for the deaths of 12 people killed in the editorial office of the Parisian satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo on Wednesday, have triggered attacks on mosques across Europe, especially in France, even though official Islamic authorities worldwide have condemned this crime and clearly stated that it has nothing to do with Muslims and Islam.

Muslims in France, led by Arabs, will gather in Strasbourg on Friday evening to protest the terrorist attack on this editorial office, but they will also demand an end to the attacks on mosques and Muslims, which have become more frequent in many European countries since Wednesday.

Terrorism has nothing to do with Muslims or Islam, said the protest organizers, who will continue in the capital of France on Saturday, and protests will also be organized in other parts of the country, writes Patria.