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French Court Jails Key Accused And Accomplices Over Charlie Hebdo Attacks
A Paris court on Wednesday handed jail terms ranging from four years to life to more than a dozen people convicted of helping Islamist gunmen who attacked satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo and customers at a Jewish supermarket in January 2015.
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"Disgusting": Erdogan Vows Action Against Charlie Hebdo Cartoon On Him
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan vented his outrage Wednesday at a "disgusting" cartoon in the French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo depicting him looking up a woman's skirt while drinking beer in his underpants.
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France's Charlie Hebdo To Launch German Edition
The French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo, target of a jihadist massacre in January 2015, will launch a German edition on December 1, a spokeswoman said on Wednesday.
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Italy Quake Town Sues Charlie Hebdo For 'Tactless' Cartoons
Amatrice, the Italian town devastated by last month's deadly earthquake, is suing French weekly Charlie Hebdo for defamation over a series of cartoons about the disaster.
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Turkish Journalists Get 2 Years Jail For Publishing Prophet Mohammed Cartoon: Lawyer
A Turkish court on today sentenced two prominent Turkish journalists to two years behind bars for illustrating their columns with a controversial cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed published by French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo, their lawyer said.
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French President Calls For Security Cooperation To Prevent More Attacks
A year to the day since jihadist gunmen killed 12 people at Charlie Hebdo newspaper and with France still grieving November's massacre in Paris, President Francois Hollande today called for greater cooperation between the security services.
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Charlie Hebdo's New Controversy With Cartoon of 3-Year-Old Aylan Kurdi
French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo is courting controversy again by running cartoons deriding the response of predominantly Christian European countries to a flood of migrants from mainly Muslim war zones such as Syria and Iraq.
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Shirin Dalvi, Editor-in-Hiding, Gets a Little Relief in Court
The former editor of an Urdu daily, arrested for reprinting a Charlie Hebdo cartoon, won a legal reprieve today. The Bombay High Court has restrained the Maharashtra government and police from taking any action against her.
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Mumbai Vendors Who Sold Paper With Hebdo Cartoons Granted Bail
Two newspaper vendors arrested by the Mumbai Police for delivering Urdu daily 'Avadhnama' that printed Charlie Hebdo cartoons on its front page, were today granted bail by a city court.
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Firebombing at German Paper That Ran Charlie Hebdo Cartoons
A German tabloid that reprinted cartoons from the French satirical paper Charlie Hebdo lampooning the Prophet Mohammed was targeted in firebombing Sunday, police said.
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Hundreds of Social Media Posts Featuring Charlie Hebdo Cartoons Blocked by Mumbai Police
Following a series of terror strikes in France, the Mumbai Police has blocked hundreds of posts on social media which replicate the controversial cartoons of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, sources reveal.
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French Court Jails Key Accused And Accomplices Over Charlie Hebdo Attacks
A Paris court on Wednesday handed jail terms ranging from four years to life to more than a dozen people convicted of helping Islamist gunmen who attacked satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo and customers at a Jewish supermarket in January 2015.
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"Disgusting": Erdogan Vows Action Against Charlie Hebdo Cartoon On Him
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan vented his outrage Wednesday at a "disgusting" cartoon in the French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo depicting him looking up a woman's skirt while drinking beer in his underpants.
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France's Charlie Hebdo To Launch German Edition
The French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo, target of a jihadist massacre in January 2015, will launch a German edition on December 1, a spokeswoman said on Wednesday.
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Italy Quake Town Sues Charlie Hebdo For 'Tactless' Cartoons
Amatrice, the Italian town devastated by last month's deadly earthquake, is suing French weekly Charlie Hebdo for defamation over a series of cartoons about the disaster.
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Turkish Journalists Get 2 Years Jail For Publishing Prophet Mohammed Cartoon: Lawyer
A Turkish court on today sentenced two prominent Turkish journalists to two years behind bars for illustrating their columns with a controversial cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed published by French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo, their lawyer said.
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French President Calls For Security Cooperation To Prevent More Attacks
A year to the day since jihadist gunmen killed 12 people at Charlie Hebdo newspaper and with France still grieving November's massacre in Paris, President Francois Hollande today called for greater cooperation between the security services.
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Charlie Hebdo's New Controversy With Cartoon of 3-Year-Old Aylan Kurdi
French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo is courting controversy again by running cartoons deriding the response of predominantly Christian European countries to a flood of migrants from mainly Muslim war zones such as Syria and Iraq.
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Shirin Dalvi, Editor-in-Hiding, Gets a Little Relief in Court
The former editor of an Urdu daily, arrested for reprinting a Charlie Hebdo cartoon, won a legal reprieve today. The Bombay High Court has restrained the Maharashtra government and police from taking any action against her.
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Mumbai Vendors Who Sold Paper With Hebdo Cartoons Granted Bail
Two newspaper vendors arrested by the Mumbai Police for delivering Urdu daily 'Avadhnama' that printed Charlie Hebdo cartoons on its front page, were today granted bail by a city court.
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Firebombing at German Paper That Ran Charlie Hebdo Cartoons
A German tabloid that reprinted cartoons from the French satirical paper Charlie Hebdo lampooning the Prophet Mohammed was targeted in firebombing Sunday, police said.
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Hundreds of Social Media Posts Featuring Charlie Hebdo Cartoons Blocked by Mumbai Police
Following a series of terror strikes in France, the Mumbai Police has blocked hundreds of posts on social media which replicate the controversial cartoons of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, sources reveal.
