‘Moroccan actor Rafik Boubker, 47, stands accused over a video on social media in which he appears "in an abnormal state, making blasphemous remarks against Islam and attacking the sacredness of worship", said the national security force DGSN.
In the video, he appears to insult imams, call for making religious ablutions with "whisky and vodka" and praise the benefits of alcohol for "connecting with God"...
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Also on Wednesday, rights group Amnesty International urged Tunisian authorities to drop all charges against student Emna Charki, facing trial for attacking Islam on Facebook.
Charki, 27, was prosecuted after she shared a post about the novel coronavirus, satirising the style of the Koran.
She was due in court Thursday on charges of attacking the sanctity of religion, attacking morality and inciting violence, lawyer Ines Trabelsi told AFP earlier in May.
Amnesty said the student has received threats against her life and accused the Tunisian authorities of failing to act.’
Read more here: 'Blasphemy' and satire spell trouble for Morocco actor, Tunisia student
In the video, he appears to insult imams, call for making religious ablutions with "whisky and vodka" and praise the benefits of alcohol for "connecting with God"...
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Also on Wednesday, rights group Amnesty International urged Tunisian authorities to drop all charges against student Emna Charki, facing trial for attacking Islam on Facebook.
Charki, 27, was prosecuted after she shared a post about the novel coronavirus, satirising the style of the Koran.
She was due in court Thursday on charges of attacking the sanctity of religion, attacking morality and inciting violence, lawyer Ines Trabelsi told AFP earlier in May.
Amnesty said the student has received threats against her life and accused the Tunisian authorities of failing to act.’
Read more here: 'Blasphemy' and satire spell trouble for Morocco actor, Tunisia student