Its an unconditional love that other people have been moved by.

stressing that Tunisia rejects all forms of extremism and terrorism and defends the right to freedom of expression and belief.In the aftermath of Patys murder.

wrote on Facebook the next day: Insulting the prophet of God is the greatest of crimes and anyone who commits it.Tunisias Prime Minister Hichem Mechichi voiced his condolences in a Saturday phone call with his French counterpart Jean Castex.Macron issued a passionate defence of free speech and Frances secular values.

Depictions of the Prophet Mohammed are seen as offensive by many Muslims.was murdered in the street outside his school.

Tunisian authorities said Monday police are investigating a lawmaker who in a Facebook post appeared to defend the beheading of a French teacher who had shown his pupils satirical cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed.

told AFP that a court had charged a team specialized in terrorism with looking into the content of the post.identified by attendees online as Lois Banner.

BloomsburyUSAShe added that the whole audience was taken aback by Banner’s behavior and the uneasiness and anger was “palpable” among the crowd.which she co-founded in the 1970s.

Owens addressed the situation on Twitter as well.“A formal statement from the presidents will be made after the break.