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BiH Foreign Ministry: Attack in Paris a cowardly act

Published: January 8, 2015
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bih-foreign-ministry-attack-in-paris-a-cowardly-act_1420657952The BiH Foreign Ministry sharply condemns the terrorist attack on the editorial staff of Charlie Hebdo magazine.

“The terrorist attack in Paris is not just an attack on freedom of public speech and thought, but a cowardly act that is trying to hide itself behind religion, inflicting on all honorable Muslims around the world unintended consequences,” the Foreign Ministry said in a statement.

As they stress, this is a crime that the free world must decisively oppose and work with equal dedication such that this criminal act does not become a mask for more similar attacks.

Zlatko Lagumdzija, deputy chair of the Council of Ministers and foreign minister of BiH, sent condolences to his counterpart, Laurent Fabius, foreign minister of France.

 

(Source: Oslobodjenje)

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