The Washington Examiner has created an interactive map to show where#JeSuisCharlie (meaning "I am Charlie") tweets were showing up around the world on Wednesday, in support of slain journalists at satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo in France.
Meanwhile The Guardian used a picture of demonstrators holding placards declaring "Je Suis Charlie", alongside the headline "An assault on democracy". The Independent's entire front page was today taken up by a Dave Brown cartoon from a blood-stained copy of Charlie Hebdo with its middle finger raised. French daily newspaper Libération also blacked out its front page, replacing it with the words "Nous sommes tous Charlie", meaning "We are all Charlie".
Following the massacre of 12 people at the offices of French satirical paper Charlie Hebdo, the hashtag #JeSuisCharlie has trended in France and further afield. Je suis Charlie – meaning "I am Charlie" – is being used by tweeters who wish to show
Review of coverage of the cartoons and other images associated with the Charlie Hebdo terrorist atrocity in Paris on 7 January 2015.
Review of coverage of the cartoons and other images associated with the Charlie Hebdo terrorist atrocity in Paris on 7 January 2015.