In Europe, we have Freedom of Expression within the law.
That is why Maurice Sinet was sacked by Charlie Hebdo for an allegedly anti-Semitic column and charged with inciting racial hatred.
In France, racial insults in public are punishable by up to six months in prison and fines of up to €25,000.
But we’re not meant to talk about that.
Last modified: 9 January 2015
