Thursday, November 3, 2011
Islamic Terrorist Attack in Paris Against "Charlie Hebdo"
Two days ago I used an image from "Charlie Hebdo", the Paris based left-wing, anti-clerical, satirical weekly, in my post What Will 2010 Hate Crime Stats Show? The very next day, "Charlie Hebdo" was scheduled to come out with a special issue featuring the Prophet Muhammad as that week's "guest editor". But in the middle of the night the magazine's offices were firebombed and completely destroyed.
Here is a sampling of related news stories and reactions to this act of terrorism:
Reuters: French paper reprints Mohammad cartoon after fire-bomb
UK Guardian: Charlie Hebdo fire shows how polarised French attitudes to Islam are
In These Times: At Least Draw a Classy Mohammed
Le Monde: Un incendie d'origine criminelle ravage les locaux de "Charlie Hebdo"
The Daily Beast: 12 Most Shocking Charlie Hebdo Covers
BBC: Charlie Hebdo and its place in French journalism
Al Jazeera: French paper attacked over Islam-themed edition
BBC: French satirical paper Charlie Hebdo attacked in Paris
The Telegraph: French satirical newspaper firebombed after prophet Mohammed announcement
Huffington Post: Charlie Hebdo, Firebombs and the Role of Satire
Here is a sampling of related news stories and reactions to this act of terrorism:
Reuters: French paper reprints Mohammad cartoon after fire-bomb
UK Guardian: Charlie Hebdo fire shows how polarised French attitudes to Islam are
In These Times: At Least Draw a Classy Mohammed
Le Monde: Un incendie d'origine criminelle ravage les locaux de "Charlie Hebdo"
The Daily Beast: 12 Most Shocking Charlie Hebdo Covers
BBC: Charlie Hebdo and its place in French journalism
Al Jazeera: French paper attacked over Islam-themed edition
BBC: French satirical paper Charlie Hebdo attacked in Paris
The Telegraph: French satirical newspaper firebombed after prophet Mohammed announcement
Huffington Post: Charlie Hebdo, Firebombs and the Role of Satire
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comparative religions,
politics,
religious freedom
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