Severe violence, protesting Charlie Hebdo’s last issue
Severely violent protests took place in Niger on Saturday, against the Charlie Hebdo’s latest Muhammad drawing. A total of 45 churches went up in flames in Niamey, Niger’s capital, according to Niger police.
A Police spokesman stated that 45 churches, five hotels, 36 bars, an orphanage and a Christian school were looted and set on fire.
Besides the five people who tragically lost their lives during the protests, 128 were wounded, while 189 people were arrested.
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