Charlie Hebdo cartoonist to stop drawing Mohammed

April 30, 2015 14:27

The cartoonist who drew the Prophet Mohammed for the first issueof the French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo after the killings at the publication's offices in January has said that he will no longer turn his pencil to that subject.

Mohammed "no longer interests me," Renald Luzier, who works under the name Luz, said in an interview with the French magazine Les Inrockuptibles that was excerpted on its website on Wednesday.

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