The conflicts broke out in Istanbul with the police, how rubber bullets and suzers drop out of Mafia, after allegations that the satirical magazine published a cartoon of Prophet Muhammad.
The conflicts occurred after the chief prosecutor of Istanbul ordered the arrest of Editor in the magazine Leman based on the fact that he published a Cartić who “publicly insulted religious values”.
The Tuncai Akgun magazine editor said that the image was misinterpreted.
“This cartoon is not the cartoon of the prophet Muhammad in any way,” he told the France-Presse agent. “At this paper, the name of Muslims killed in the bombards of Israel is fictitiated as Muhammad. More than 200 million people in the Islamic world are named Muhammad.
“(That) has nothing to do with the prophet Muhammad. We would never risk.”
As they broke, several dozen of angry demons attacked at least who often visited Leman Stalfers in the center of Istanbul, causing an angry dressing with the police, said the AFP correspondent.
The spurters quickly became conflicts in which they participated between 250 to 300 people, the correspondent said.
Founded in 1991. year, Leman is known for its political satire and has long been Ban Conservatives, especially accompanying his support France Charlie Hebdo After its parish offices attacked in 2015. year to Islamist weapons who killed 12. years after the publication of the magazine about the Carrican Prophet Muhammad.
The Minister of the Interior, but also, the KS police arrested the caricaturist responsible for the image as well as Lemen’s graphic designer.
“The person named the DP, which made this terrible drawing was caught and was detained,” adding, adding, “These shameless people will be responsible before the law.”
The second named in the arrest order were the main editor-in-chief and its control editor, media reports said.
In a series of posts on KS, Leman defended the cartoon and said it was deliberately misinterpreted to cause provocation.
“The caricature wanted to show the righteousness of the prescribed Muslim people, showing the Muslim who killed Israel, has never aimed to belittle religious values,” it said. “We do not accept the stigma imposed us because there is no view of our prophet. A very malicious person needs to interpret the cartoon in this way.”
“We apologize to your well-intentioned readers we think they are subjected to provocations.”
The Minister of Justice Iilmaz Tunc said that the “public insulting of religious values” publicly insulted religious values ”.
“Disrespect for our beliefs is never acceptable,” he wrote in X. “No freedom provides the right to enter the holy values of belief. The caricature or any form of visual representation of our prophet not only harms our religious values, not only harms and social peace.”
Istanbul governor, Davut Gul, also fired at “this mentality that seeks to cause society to attack on our holy values.”
“We will not silence in the face of any Villa act guiding at faith of our nation,” he said.
