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We should not pay attention, and if we react we should react with word for word and cartoon for cartoon,' said Samir Mahmoud, a retired engineer in Cairo.Įmad Awad, a Christian in Cairo, said he understood the anger of his Muslim neighbours but hoped there would be no more unrest: 'Now that they’ve made their point, I really hope this is the last time they do this. We as Muslims are bigger and stronger than some cartoon. 'The cartoons have no meaning, they should not affect us. Many people on the streets in the Middle East said it was time to move on. 'No sane person, regardless of doctrine, religion or faith, accepts his beliefs being ridiculed.” Where to watch this cartoon online: YouTube. It’s great for kids as it has a lot of humor while teaching them valuable lessons.

The show follows the adventures of two bear brothers, Briar and Bramble, as they navigate through the forest and encounter various challenges and obstacles. 'Freedom of speech must not become hate-speech,' he said. Boonie Bears is one of the most popular Chinese cartoons. Saudi cleric Iyad Ameen Madani, Secretary General of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation, denounced the new cartoon as “insolence, ignorance and foolishness”. In Iran, a leading conservative cleric, Grand Ayatollah Nasser Makarem-Shirazi, said the publication of new satirical images of Mohammad 'amounts to declaring war on all Muslims'.Įgypt’s Al-Azhar, a thousand-year-old seat of Islamic learning that has described the Paris attack as a criminal act, called on Muslims to ignore the magazine’s cartoons, labelling them “hateful frivolity”.

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We published this to defend the values of free expression,” its editor, Hazal Ozvaris, told Reuters. Calabash Brothers / (1987) Kotion Each / (1988) Slovenly Boy's Adventure / (1987) Black Cat Detective / (1987) 1990s. 'This became a clear freedom of expression issue and no longer about religious sentiments. List of Chinese animated shows in Each decade 1980s. The man at left center, closest to Kearney is extremely unnatural looking, almost hyena-like.

Their heads and faces are quite grotesque, with huge smiles and slanted eyes and eyebrows (Tchen 209). News website T24, nevertheless, ran the image on its site. The long-expected China Cartoon & Animation Museum opened to the public this June. Four Chinese men behind Kearney are severely caricatured.

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