"Should we publish drawings, project certain images ... Critics of Charlie Hebdo accuse it of crossing the line and straying into Islamophobia by repeatedly publishing cartoons of the Prophet ...

Charlie Hebdo has published a special edition to mark the 10-year anniversary that features a front-page cartoon with the caption "Indestructible!" In a typically provocative move, the militantly ...

Demonstrators take part in a protest to condemn the French magazine Charlie Hebdo for republishing cartoons insulting ... after the magazine first ran the images of the Prophet Mohammad in 2006.

The two brothers, suspected of killing 12 in the attack against Charlie Hebdo ... referring to cartoons of the prophet Mohammed, said: "We have condemned these images -- but nothing can justify ...

Commemorations were held on the 10th anniversary of the attack against the satirical newspaper. Twelve people died in the attacks, including eight of its staff.

The following year it printed a series of cartoons of the prophet, including one where Muhammad was naked. Charlie Hebdo became the ... yet more provocative images, more works that it maintains ...

On the eve of the trial, Charlie Hebdo republished the cartoons from 2015 of the Prophet Mohammed along with pictures of the murdered staff members, captioned: "All of this, for this." Of the 14 ...

Ten years after the attack that decimated the newspaper's staff, the anniversary edition celebrates 'the desire to laugh' and satire as a source of 'optimism.' ...

The anniversary edition’s front page shows a cartoon ... on the Charlie Hebdo satirical newspaper Credit: LUDOVIC MARIN/AFP Amongst the sometimes crude and sexually explicit images, one referred ...

Along with some typically crude and sexually explicit images ... The cartoon is used alongside a survey of attitudes in France towards press freedom, caricatures and blasphemy, carried out by the Ifop ...

The cartoon is used alongside a survey of attitudes in France towards press freedom, caricatures and blasphemy, carried out by the Ifop survey group in association with Charlie Hebdo. It found ...