French President Emmanuel Macron has honoured "calm legend" Samuel Paty, the educator who was decapitated a week ago on Friday. Paty was focused on near his school close to Paris for indicating a sketch of Prophet Muhammad in class. His executioner, 18-year-old Abdullah Anzorov, was shot dead by police. 

Talking at a broadcast dedication administration on Wednesday, Macron told watchers that France "won't surrender our kid's shows", the BBC announced. The administration was gone to by the instructor's family and nearly 400 visitors. The casket was brought into the service on the shoulders of a gatekeeper of honour and to the sound of the tune "One" by the stone gathering U2. 

On the head of the coffin was Paty's Legion d'Honneur, France's most elevated honour. It was after death granted to Paty. Macron said Paty had attempted to show his students how to become residents. 

Paty had been the objective of dangers since he indicated the drawing of the Prophet Muhammad during a class on October 6. The set of experiences and topography instructor encouraged Muslim understudies to leave the room on the off chance that they figured they may be irritated.