Charlie Hebdo
"Charlie Hebdo" is a French satirical weekly magazine, published in Paris since 1992. In 2006, it was among the few publications which reprinted Muhammad caricatures first seen in the Danish paper "Jyllands-Posten."
The magazine became the target of threats and attacks believed to be linked to its controversial handling of religious content. In Novemer 2011, its offices were fire-bombed. In January 2015, two gun-toting Islamists attacked the "Charlie Hebdo" headquarters in Paris, killing editor-in-chief Stéphane Charbonnier along with several contributors. DW's latest content tagged Charlie Hebdo is collated below.
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[The following text was translated automatically] Paris, France, 07/01/20 | A woman is holding a Charlie Hebdo plate. It is exactly 5 years ago today that the terrorist attack on the headquarters of the satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo took place. The brothers Saïd and Chérif Kouachi shot 10 people, including 8 employees of the magazine. Photo: Joris van Gennip |](https://static.dw.com/image/54781306_301.jpg "07/01/20***
[The following text was translated automatically] Paris, France, 07/01/20 | A woman is holding a Charlie Hebdo plate. It is exactly 5 years ago today that the terrorist attack on the headquarters of the satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo took place. The brothers Saïd and Chérif Kouachi shot 10 people, including 8 employees of the magazine. Photo: Joris van Gennip |")
