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Reuters reports:
Egypt's president
and other Muslim leaders should demand the U.N. criminalize contempt of
religion after the release of an anti-Islamic film and cartoons which
demonstrate growing racism, said the leader of the biggest
ultra-orthodox Islamist party.
Despite doctrinal and political
differences with President Mohamed Mursi's Muslim Brotherhood, the
Salafist Nour Party played a key role in supporting it during
presidential elections in June.
Led
by Emad Abdel Ghaffour, it now ranks as the second-largest party in
parliament and plays a formidable force in Egypt's new politics.
"We
call for legislation or a resolution to criminalize contempt of Islam
as a religion and its Prophet," said Ghaffour, one of four permanent
assistants to the president, on Saturday.
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