While the trial-river attacks, January 2015 opens this Wednesday in Paris the satirical weekly has decided to republish it in One of these famous cartoons.
The same design had been a target of jihadists, five years ago. Prior to the opening of the trial of the bombing that made twelve dead in his editorial in January 2015, Charlie Hebdo has chosen to republish its cartoons of Mohammed, announced the journal on Tuesday.
"We do not coucherons ever. We will never step back," explains the director of the satirical weekly, Riss, in the issue whose cover shows these cartoons, on newsstands Wednesday, and available online Tuesday at noon.
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[limited Offer] Special back to school. 1€ per month I subscribeThese twelve cartoons, first published by the daily Danish daily Jyllands-Posten on 30 September 2005 and by Charlie Hebdo in 2006, showed the prophet wearing a bomb instead of a turban, or a character armed with a knife, flanked by two women shrouded in black.
"All for it"
in Addition to these Danish cartoons, the a of the next Charlie Hebdo, under the title "All for it", also includes a caricature of the prophet, signed by the cartoonist Cabu, killed in the attack of 7 January 2015.
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"we have often Been asked since January 2015 produce other caricatures of Mohammed. We have always refused, not that it is banned, we are authorized by law, but because he had a good reason, a reason that makes sense and brings something to the debate", explained the editor of the journal, in an article published in the same issue.
"repeat this week of the opening of the trial of the attacks of January 2015 these cartoons seemed indispensable," adds the team of Charlie Hebdo.
The CFCM calls to "ignore" the drawings
The president of the French Council of the muslim faith (CFCM) has called this Tuesday to "ignore" the cartoons of Muhammad published again in Charlie Hebdo and to think of the victims of terrorism. "The cartoons, we have learned to ignore, and we call on them to keep this attitude in any circumstance", said to AFP, Mohammed Moussaoui.
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"The freedom to caricature is guaranteed for all, the freedom to love or not to love (these cartoons, editor's note) also. Nothing can justify the violence," said Mohammed Moussaoui.
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The attack against Charlie Hebdo January 7, 2015
The Express audio available : the new challenges of the fight against terrorism, terrorist Attack in Paris : the very difficult detection of the profiles isolated from The ghost of Al-Qaeda still hangsHe called for a focus on "the trial begins" on Wednesday and that "we must not forget the victims of terrorism, this terrorism that has murdered in January 2015, Charlie Hebdo, to the Hyper Hide and in the public space. It should also remind us of the victims of the terrorist of Toulouse and Montauban in 2012, and those in November 2015 at the Bataclan and the Stade de France".
Date Of Update: 01 October 2020, 03:58
