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How far can satire go? Ten years on, France marks Charlie Hebdo attack

Rebecca GNIGNATI | François PICARD | Alessandro XENOS | Gabriel LATTANZIO | Nacira GUÉNIF | Emma-Kate SYMONS | Michel KICHKA | Emerald MAXWELL

Edité par France 24 - 2025

In 2025, what does it mean to post "Je suis Charlie" - I am Charlie? How has that slogan evolved since that massive demonstration in Paris, four days after the Charlie Hebdo attack, where some 40 world leaders attended and where in a very rare moment of national unity, crowds even cheered the police?

Produced by Alessandro Xenos, Rebecca Gnignati and Ilayd Habip. 

Note

  • It's been 10 years since the attack on a very French institution: the targeting of satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo and the murder of 12 people, including five cartoonists and two police officers. That attack would launch a wave of jihadist terror on French soil and spark a slogan that would go global. 

Langue
anglais
Date de publication
07/01/2025
Collection
The Debate
Contributeurs
Gabriel LATTANZIO Associate Professor of English, Sorbonne Law School
Nacira GUÉNIF Professor of sociology, Paris 8 University
Emma-Kate SYMONS Paris-based columnist for The New European; Journalist for Franc-Tireur
Michel KICHKA Cartoonist, member of Cartooning for Peace
Emerald MAXWELL France 24 journalist

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