Charlie Hebdo was an irreverant satirical weekly that was published from 1970 to 1981 and then resurrected in 1992. It was known for it's controversial stances on religion and political figures, always fiercely protective of its right to editorial freedom.
ເພື່ອລະນຶກເຖິງ ທ່ານ Charlie Hebdo
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Riss Tignous sketches a political cartoon in the boardroom of Parisian satirical paper Charlie Hebdo in 2012. He was among twelve killed when masked gunmen opened fire in the paper's office on January 8, 2015.
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Cabu (Jean Cabut), a longtime artist at Charlie Hebdo, was one of twelve members of the satirical paper killed in the attack on their office in Paris, France. (Steven Wassenaar/Transterra Media)
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Bernard Maris (2nd from right) sketches during an editorial meeting in Paris in January 2012. He was among the twelve staff members of the Parisian satirical paper Charlie Hebdo killed when masked gunman opened fire in their office on January 8, 2015. (Steven Wassenaar/Transterra Media)
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Riss Tignous sketches a political cartoon in the boardroom of Parisian satirical paper Charlie Hebdo in 2012. (Steven Wassenaar/Transterra Media)
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