A woman lays flowers at the city hall in the Normandy city of Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray on July 26, 2016, after a priest was killed in the latest of a string of attacks against Western targets claimed by or blamed on the Islamic State jihadist group. French President Francois Hollande on July 26, 2016, rejected opposition calls to further harden anti-terrorism legislation after the country’s second jihadist attack in two weeks. “Restricting our freedoms will not make the fight against terrorism more effective,” he said, adding that changes made to legislation already gave authorities sufficient “capacity to act”. / AFP PHOTO / MATTHIEU ALEXANDREMATTHIEU ALEXANDRE/AFP/Getty Images
Second priest killer named as Abdel Malik P., who was born and raised in France before carrying out brutal terror attack-media-1
