A young girl against Muslim fanatics: President Macro deals with the new girl.

According to Mr. Macron, blasphemy to religions was not “crime” in France.

The French president protected the teenage girl, known only as Mila, who had received death threats and was forced to quit school after being filmed by a harsh anti-religious talk on social media, writes The Guardian, translates Periscopi.

Marcron's involvement in controversy comes after French Justice Minister Nicole Bellowbet was criticised after claiming that Milas' attack on religion was “assault on freedom of conscience” after he said that the death threats were unacceptable “.

The case has opened a fierce public debate in France, a secular republic with a large Muslim population. Education authorities are taught that they have found another teenage school.

In this debate we have forgotten that Mila is a teenager. We are forced to protect him at school, in everyday life, in every movement,” said Macroron in an interview.

The president added that in finding the new school for Milan “the state had fulfilled the responsibility belonging to” and that the girl had to be better named “against the new “online hate and harassment forms that could be a lot of”.

The law is clear: we have the right to blaspheme, criticize, cartoonize religions. The republican order is not a moral order... what is not lawful is to incite hatred and attack another's dignity,” added further.

Mila caused rage after she entered the Institute and spoke about her sexuality. A Muslim commentator responded by saying the dirty “lebic”, and the fucking “”. She responded later by giving a speech against Islam. /Periscope