FOX News has come under international fire with the revelation that the network has made a very unlikely, yet highly powerful, new foe - the city of Paris. Mayor Anne Hidalgo sat down for her first international interview since the Charlie Hebdo terrorist attack on Tuesday, telling Christiane Amanpour that it was her intent to go after the polarizing news organization for 'attacking the honor and the image' of the city in statements made in the wake of this tragedy. More specifically, the decision by the network to introduce the anti-Muslim myth that Paris, and most of Europe, had become filled with areas they referred to as 'no go zones,' which were off limits to everyone but Muslims - including police and government officials - and governed by Sharia law.
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In her first international interview in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo terrorist attack, Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo announced the city would sue FOX News
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This as a result of the network's anti-Muslim statements following the attack, and repeated claims of what they called 'no go zones' in Europe
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These 'no go zones' banned non-Muslims they claimed, and were governed by Sharia law
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One analyst, Steve Emerson, even made the claim that Birmingham, England was a 'no go zone'
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The network ultimately issued both a correction and an apology for their statements
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Michael Clemente, Executive Vice President of News at the network, said in a statement that Hidalgo's comments about a lawsuit were 'misplaced'
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