Salman Rushdie : Son combat pour la liberté d’expression

(French version only)

C’est une tragédie que l’islam régresse à ce point, déclare Salman Rushdie. L’histoire que l’écrivain raconte pour la première fois à travers ses mémoires, dans Joseph Anton, une autobiographie, est l’histoire d’une des plus importantes batailles pour la liberté d’expression de notre époque.

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