While journalists and news outlets worldwide continue to struggle with the decision to print Charlie Hebdo's latest depiction of the Prophet Muhammad, one thing is for sure. Charlie Hebdo is not worried, and the satirical newspaper's resolve to continue moving forward is strong. On Monday, Charlie Hebdo revealed its newest cover, the first since gunmen launched an attack on the paper's Paris office, killing 12 people. During a press conference Tuesday, editor-in-chief Gerard Briard provided the ...
While journalists and news outlets worldwide continue to struggle with the decision to print Charlie Hebdo's latest depiction of the Prophet Muhammad, one thing is for sure. Charlie Hebdo is not worried, and the satirical newspaper's resolve to continue moving forward is strong. On Monday, Charlie Hebdo revealed its newest cover, the first since gunmen launched an attack on the paper's Paris office, killing 12 people. During a press conference Tuesday, editor-in-chief Gerard Briard provided the ...
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