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From Charlie Hebdo To Capital Gazette: Attacks Against Media Offices Globally
While journalists around the world face violent threats for their work, attacks against media offices like Thursday's deadly shooting inside a US newsroom are relatively rare.
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2013 France Media Attacker Abdelhakim Dekhar Jailed For 25 Years
A French court has sentenced a man who wounded a photographer in a shooting in 2013 to 25 years behind bars, in a case that predated the string of jihadist attacks that has since struck the country.
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Thousands Gather In Paris To Remember Million-Strong Post-Attacks Rally
Several thousand people gathered in Paris today in a low-key ceremony to mark a year since a million and half citizens thronged the French capital in a show of unity following jihadist attacks on satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo and a Jewish supermarket.
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Bursts of Chaos and Horror, Once Again
A Parisian year that began with the bloodshed and chaos of the terrorist attacks at the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo and later at a Jewish grocery now had an even deadlier coda: With events still fluid and exact details unclear, the authorities said more than 100 people had been killed in a series of attacks across Paris. And dozens of people ...
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Italy Drops Measure Allowing Remote Computer Searches
Drafted after the Charlie Hebdo shootings, the measure went into immediate effect in February - passed as part of a broader anti-terrorism decree.
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Jewish Supermarket in Paris Attacked By Jihadist Re-Opens
The Jewish supermarket in Paris attacked by a jihadist gunman linked to the shootings at Charlie Hebdo magazine in January re-opened today.
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John Kerry Hugs French President Francois Hollande, Says US 'Shares Pain' After Attacks
US top diplomat John Kerry said Friday his country shared France's pain over last week's Islamist attacks, after a warm embrace with President Francois Hollande who said their countries needed to work together against extremism.
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There are 'Limits' to Freedom of Speech, Says Pope Francis
Pope Francis on Thursday condemned killing in God's name but warned religion could not be insulted, weighing into a global debate on free speech ahead of a rapturous welcome in the Philippines.
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Still Grappling with Trauma, Charlie Hebdo Team Publishes 'Survivor Edition'
The surviving Charlie Hebdo team, which began working barely two days after the terror attack that killed several of their colleagues on January 7, brought out a fresh issue that hit the stands today.
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Defiant Charlie Hebdo Puts Prophet Mohammed on First Cover Since Attack
French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo defied the attackers in last week's bloodbath by putting a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed on its next cover, as the government on Monday announced the deployment of 10,000 soldiers to boost security.
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3 Million Copies of Charlie Hebdo to Feature Prophet Mohammed Cartoons
This week's three million copies of Charlie Hebdo, the first post-attack issue of the French satirical weekly, will defiantly feature caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed, its lawyer said on Monday.
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25,000 Attend German Anti-Islam March, But Counter-Protests Bigger
A record 25,000 people joined an anti-Islamic march in Germany on Monday, claiming their stance was vindicated by last week's Paris jihadist attacks.
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'Cyberjhadists' Hack Hundreds of French Websites
Hackers claiming to be Islamists have hijacked hundreds of French websites since the attacks on the satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo, flooding them with jihadist propoganda.
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Paris Attacks: He Regrets His Amateur Video of Cop's Shooting
The video became the most arresting image of the Charlie Hebdo shooting
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IamCharlie: Some Question Human Rights Records of World Leaders Who Marched
The world outpouring of sympathy after the deadly "Charlie Hebdo" attack has touched many in France but some either detect a note of hypocrisy or feel squeamish about supporting a satirical weekly that antagonised many.
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From Charlie Hebdo To Capital Gazette: Attacks Against Media Offices Globally
While journalists around the world face violent threats for their work, attacks against media offices like Thursday's deadly shooting inside a US newsroom are relatively rare.
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2013 France Media Attacker Abdelhakim Dekhar Jailed For 25 Years
A French court has sentenced a man who wounded a photographer in a shooting in 2013 to 25 years behind bars, in a case that predated the string of jihadist attacks that has since struck the country.
-
Thousands Gather In Paris To Remember Million-Strong Post-Attacks Rally
Several thousand people gathered in Paris today in a low-key ceremony to mark a year since a million and half citizens thronged the French capital in a show of unity following jihadist attacks on satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo and a Jewish supermarket.
-
Bursts of Chaos and Horror, Once Again
A Parisian year that began with the bloodshed and chaos of the terrorist attacks at the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo and later at a Jewish grocery now had an even deadlier coda: With events still fluid and exact details unclear, the authorities said more than 100 people had been killed in a series of attacks across Paris. And dozens of people ...
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Italy Drops Measure Allowing Remote Computer Searches
Drafted after the Charlie Hebdo shootings, the measure went into immediate effect in February - passed as part of a broader anti-terrorism decree.
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Jewish Supermarket in Paris Attacked By Jihadist Re-Opens
The Jewish supermarket in Paris attacked by a jihadist gunman linked to the shootings at Charlie Hebdo magazine in January re-opened today.
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John Kerry Hugs French President Francois Hollande, Says US 'Shares Pain' After Attacks
US top diplomat John Kerry said Friday his country shared France's pain over last week's Islamist attacks, after a warm embrace with President Francois Hollande who said their countries needed to work together against extremism.
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There are 'Limits' to Freedom of Speech, Says Pope Francis
Pope Francis on Thursday condemned killing in God's name but warned religion could not be insulted, weighing into a global debate on free speech ahead of a rapturous welcome in the Philippines.
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Still Grappling with Trauma, Charlie Hebdo Team Publishes 'Survivor Edition'
The surviving Charlie Hebdo team, which began working barely two days after the terror attack that killed several of their colleagues on January 7, brought out a fresh issue that hit the stands today.
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Defiant Charlie Hebdo Puts Prophet Mohammed on First Cover Since Attack
French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo defied the attackers in last week's bloodbath by putting a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed on its next cover, as the government on Monday announced the deployment of 10,000 soldiers to boost security.
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3 Million Copies of Charlie Hebdo to Feature Prophet Mohammed Cartoons
This week's three million copies of Charlie Hebdo, the first post-attack issue of the French satirical weekly, will defiantly feature caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed, its lawyer said on Monday.
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25,000 Attend German Anti-Islam March, But Counter-Protests Bigger
A record 25,000 people joined an anti-Islamic march in Germany on Monday, claiming their stance was vindicated by last week's Paris jihadist attacks.
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'Cyberjhadists' Hack Hundreds of French Websites
Hackers claiming to be Islamists have hijacked hundreds of French websites since the attacks on the satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo, flooding them with jihadist propoganda.
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Paris Attacks: He Regrets His Amateur Video of Cop's Shooting
The video became the most arresting image of the Charlie Hebdo shooting
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IamCharlie: Some Question Human Rights Records of World Leaders Who Marched
The world outpouring of sympathy after the deadly "Charlie Hebdo" attack has touched many in France but some either detect a note of hypocrisy or feel squeamish about supporting a satirical weekly that antagonised many.
