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France shutters mosque over inciting violence
The closure of the "Shantolph" Mosque in France for six months was due to the dissemination of speeches inciting violence and hatred, and justifying terrorism, by some imams and speakers at the site. According to authorities, investigations revealed extremist content and controversial statements, including a call to punish children over eleven years old who refuse to pray, in order to protect public security. This is part of a balance between religious freedom and the need to combat extremism. These measures are part of the French government's efforts to address extremist rhetoric within mosques.
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