Since its founding, Charlie Hebdo has championed free expression and secularism, using satire to criticise organised ...

To mark the opening of the trial into the 2015 massacre, Charlie Hebdo republished its cartoons of Mohammed on September 2, 2020. Later that month, urged by the extremist preacher to "avenge the ...

Charlie Hebdo republished its cartoons of Prophet Muhammad on September 2, 2020, to coincide with the opening of the trial for the 2015 massacre. Twelve people, including several of France's most ...

Zaheer Mahmood, from Pakistan, seriously injured two people outside magazine's former offices after republication of Muhammad cartoons.

To mark the opening of the trial into the 2015 massacre, Charlie Hebdo republished its cartoons of Mohammed on 2 September, 2020. Later that month, urged by the extremist preacher to "avenge the ...

Forensic police at the scene of the attack near the former offices of "Charlie Hebdo", Paris ... response to the republication of cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad by the satirical newspaper.

In September 2020, ahead of the trial for the 2015 massacre, Charlie Hebdo republished its controversial Mohammed cartoons, prompting a surge of protests in Pakistan, where blasphemy can carry the ...

Zaheer Mahmood, 29, from Pakistan, attacked and badly wounded two employees of the Premieres Lignes news agency, days after Charlie Hebdo had republished cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad.

Stabbing motivated by satirical cartoons of Prophet Muhammad The stabbing that had occurred five years ago happened after Charlie Hebdo republished satirical cartoons that depicted the Prophet ...