CharlieHebdo

Magazine’s depiction of Queen, Meghan criticised for being ignorant

The cartoons were also published in 2006 in French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo

French magazine which regularly stirs controversy is back in the news for all the wrong reasons

Last year 66 journalists were killed while on assignment

The 2 assailants had opened fire on the venue managed to escape. Police found their car abandoned near the attack site

Hayat Boumeddiene purportedly talks about life under IS in an interview published in the group's magazine

Petition describes cartoons of Prophet Muhammed (pbuh) as "an affront to the norms of civilised society"

Protesters condemned the Paris attacks, but said the magazine should not publish the blasphemous caricatures

The 27-nation bloc wants the government of Pakistan to condemn statements which incite violence

IHC bench says blasphemy law misused in Rimsha Masih case

By offering bounty for Charlie Hedbo's owner, Mr Bilour has attempted to make extrajudicial killings acceptable

The federal lawmaker from ANP had earlier offered head money for the maker of an anti-Islam movie

Visitors will be served tea and cakes by members of the mosque community who will answer questions about Islam

As many as seven protesters and 17 policemen were injured in clashes

Boy's teacher says child also expressed 'solidarity' with the gunmen

Joachin admitted to being "old friends" with the Kouachi brothers but denied knowing about their plans

Four students were slightly hurt in incident when 200-300 protesters entered the school, demanding for it to shut down

Interfaith conference appreciates Pope’s statement on cartoons.

Participants carried banners and placards with slogans for interfaith harmony and coexistence inscribed on them.

Eyewitnesses say several activists were carrying arms

Fraternité is not what Charlie Hebdo stands for, it is what Merabet and Bathily did for the Republic.

Thousands take to the streets against French caricatures.

The resolution urged the government to immediately expel the French ambassador.

A week after the 'survivor' issue had been published, its copies remain in high demand

Religious parties hold demonstrations against the publication of the blasphemous cover.

Hundreds of people take to the streets in Faisalabad.

Police provide protection to hundreds of JuD supporters.

The unwarranted hate speech that follows terror attacks can incite hatred, lead to acts of violence against innocents

Demand UN ‘legislate’ to ban blasphemous content.

Religious, political parties lead demonstrations across province.

The biggest demonstrations were in cities other than Tehran

People in Quetta also criticised the protesting parties for their holding their demonstrations separately

Clashes broke out when police fired smoke cannisters and shot into air to disperse protestors; no injuries reported

Allowing freedom of expression in secular societies to be used to ridicule faith undermines prospects of conciliation

Government had raised threat alert level to three on a scale of four after police foiled a plot to kill Belgian police

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The price of freedom of speech increasingly appears to be paid in units of warfare

The International Union of Muslim Scholars urged Muslims to continue peaceful protests against Prophet (pbuh) images

PAT chief says right of free speech should not be used to hurt sentiments of Muslims.

"A complaint will be filed in the coming days," despite the apology, said a source at Paris city hall

LHCBA president files petition against military courts

Those who have acted against the West — the state and the people — cannot be said to be behaving as good Muslims.

A delegation of Christian pastors also took part to show solidarity

The poll found 42% believe Prophet Mohammed (PBUH) cartoons seen as offensive by many Muslims should not be published

Prosecutors confirmed that the attacker had been charged with murder and sent to a psychiatric hospital

No amount of argument, rhetoric will convince me that its not deeply wrong to criticise, show disrespect to a prophet

That is what they want, for some silly cartoons to drown memories of our children, for everyone to forget everything

French President Francois Hollande stressed that France had "principles, values, notably freedom of expression"

Ghani blasted the cartoon as 'an insult to the sacred religion of Islam and the Muslim world'

Medics say Hassan was stable and conscious after the bullet entered his back and exited through his chest via a lung