http://www2.rnw.nl/rnw/en/currentaffairs/ger060202?view=Standard
The editor of a French newspaper that reprinted a cartoon featuring the Prophet Muhammad on its front page has been sacked for offending Muslims. Jacques Lefranc was dismissed by the Egyptian owner of the paper, France Soir, in a developing row between Muslims and European press. Danish paper Jyllands Posten first printed the cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed in September 2005. Their publication has since sparked protests by Muslims around the world, who say the pictures are offensive.
( SAME ONE?)
Of all the institutions in France, the last one I thought would develop cajones were the newspapers.