20 Heartbreaking Cartoons From Artists Responding To The Charlie Hebdo Shooting
BuzzFeed – Ryan Broderick – Can’t sleep tonight, thoughts with my French cartooning colleagues, their families and loved ones #CharlieHebdo — RLOppenheimer (@Ruben L. Oppenheimer) I am devastated by what just happened in France. #CharlieHebdo — jean_jullien
Twelve people were killed on Wednesday in Paris in a terrorist attack on the offices of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo. Four more are in critical condition. The attack, which is presumed to have Islamist motives, will fuel hatred against European Muslims, some commentators fear. Others urge Europe to maintain a critical – and satirical – view of Islam.
The Charlie Hebdo attack: a first look at the background and context
The killings at the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo highlight the threat to media workers in a world where free expression faces many violent threats. But they provide no excuse for hateful rejoinders.
In the aftermath of the terror attack at the office of satirical weekly Charlie Hebdoin Paris, newspapers around the world have used Thursday’s front pages as a show of defiance and support
Popular ‘Banksy’ Instagram account offers powerful message of perseverance after Paris attack
Editors’ note: This image, which is unique according to a reverse image search done on Tin Eye, was posted on the @Banksy Instagram accountto its nearly 1 million followers. It is not, however, confirmed to be an official account operated by the artist. It could be Banksy, but the artist’s real accounts are unclear. We’ve changed the headline and story below to reflect that.
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French police officials have identified three men as suspects in the deadly terror attack at the Paris offices of the Charlie Hebdo newspaper.
Manhunt for French magazine gunmen
Terrorists Can’t Kill Charlie Hebdo’s Ideas
With continuous live blogs and hands-on reports of wearables and televisions streaming out of Las Vegas, we must stop and consider the horror of what has happened in Paris.
Supporters of gunmen in Paris terror attack are celebrating on Twitter
After gunmen in Paris shot and killed at least 12 people in what French President Francois Hollande called a “terror attack” on the satiricial magazine Charlie Hebdo on Wednesday, supporters of the shooters are espousing gleeful reactions on Twitter
Photos From France Following the Attack on Charlie Hebdo
Following the attack at the office of Charlie Hebdo magazine in Paris, President Barack Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry condemned the attack and underscored U.S. solidarity with France, America’s oldest ally.
VIDEO: Candlelit vigil for Paris victims
VIDEO: Massacre at French magazine office
What we all feared. The view from Paris
What happened in Paris today comes as a shock but — unfortunately — not as a surprise
Europe’s struggle with Islamism
French president: ‘Several terror attacks’ foiled in weeks before Paris tragedy
French intelligence officials foiled several terrorist attacks in the weeks before the attack on the Charlie Hebdo magazine offices, French President Francois Hollande said on Wednesday at the scene of the shooting that killed 12 people.
No, we are NOT all Charlie (and that’s a problem)
Charlie Hebdo Offices Attack: Live Updates
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