Muslim Employee Who Saved Lives In Paris Granted Citizenship

The Muslim kosher supermarket employee who saved several shoppers lives during the Paris attack has been granted French citizenship. Lassana Bathily, 24, was praised for his 'courage and heroism' by Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve during a ceremony in the presence of Prime Minister Manuel Valls. Mr Cazeneuve said Mali-born Bathily's 'act of humanity has become a symbol of an Islam of peace and tolerance.'