Where Free Speech Is Deadly
Attacks in France should remind us that the threat to our freedom is not “hate speech,” but those who hate speech.
Charlie Hebdo
Two Stabbed in Knife Attack Near Former Charlie Hebdo Offices in Paris
Friday's attack came amid the trial of 14 suspected accomplices to the 2015 shooting.
‘We Are Living Under Siege’: Journalist Wounded in Charlie Hebdo Attack Lashes Out at Reporters for Refusing to Defend Free Speech
Survivors of the 2015 terrorist attack on the offices of the French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo recounted their experiences in court this week.
Freedom Notes
On Zineb El Rhazoui, Ji Seong-ho, and others at the Oslo Freedom Forum, 2018.
Charlie Hebdo, One Year Later
A year after the killings of Charlie Hebdo editors, a tribute to its editor-in-chief, the slain Stéphane Charbonnier.
‘The Assassin Is Still at Large’
One year after the attacks, Charlie Hebdo:
After what the staff of Charlie Hebdo has been through, it’s difficult to criticize them. But that cover is a dodge, isn’t it? It ...
Good News, Mr. Trudeau!
Another reminder that the sword is (generally) mightier than the pen:
AFP: PARIS: Cartoonist Luz, who drew Charlie Hebdo’s front cover picture of Mohammad following the massacre of the satirical weekly’s ...
The Anti-Charlie Hebdo Fifth Column
If there is any group of people on the planet that should feel solidarity with the slain editors of the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, it is writers.
Appropriately enough, the ...
PEN and Sword
Pen International is an association of writers intended both to promote literature and to defend it.
In May, PEN America will be holding its annual gala, an event set to include ...
Steele: If Charlie Hebdo Were Published in U.S., Evangelical Christians Would ‘Raise Up Mightily’
http://www.youtube.com/embed/yWMxkaBZ5j4
Evangelical Christian Republicans would have a serious problem with Charlie Hebdo were it to mock Christians in America, says former Republican National Committee chairman Michael Steele.
“It would be a real, ...