Holding ‘Je Suis Muslim’ placards among others, around 800 people have taken part in an anti-Charlie Hebdo rally in Sydney.<br /><br /> Organisers say it was intended to be a “peaceful and respectful event” to counter negative media coverage of Islam following the recent attacks in Paris.<br /><br /> Police say the protest passed off peacefully but four people were arrested and 10 others were moved on for breach of the peace.<br /><br /> Before Friday’s rally Prime Minister Tony Abbott warned against it being used to incite violence. <br /><br /> He called on more Muslim leaders to distance themselves from what he said were “evil things that are done in the name of Islam”.
