Charlie hebdo cartoons
Iran behind hack of French magazine Charlie Hebdo, Microsoft says
The magazine was hacked in early January after it published a series of cartoons that negatively depicted Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei.
Iran summons French ambassador after Charlie Hebdo mocks supreme leader
Appeal starts in Paris court over Charlie Hebdo attack
Pakistan Islamists clash with police in row over French cartoons
Dutch teacher in hiding after threatened for Islamic cartoon discussion
The cartoon, which won a national prize in 2015, shows a decapitated figure labelled "Charlie Hebdo" sticking its tongue out at a bearded man with a bloody sword.
Paris knife attacker suspect says wanted to go after Charlie Hebdo
The attack took place in front of a building where Islamist militants gunned down employees of Charlie Hebdo in 2015 because of the republication of cartoons depicting Prophet Mohammad.
France’s 'most-wanted woman' absent from 2015 Paris attacks trial
The January 2015 attacks in Paris, where no less than 17 people lost their lives, were claimed by the Islamic state.
Dutch anti-Islam lawmaker revives plan for Mohammad cartoon contest
Original plans for the contest were shelved over a year ago for fear of violent retribution.
International cartoon artists take on some serious issues
The Respekt project started in 2011 with artists in Russia and the German Goethe-Institut in Moscow.
Armed with a sense of humor
Hamas stirs outrage after 'rape' cartoon suggests PA complicit in Israeli abuses
The cartoonist responsible for the drawing replaced the initial illustration with one that appears to be a sequel rather than an entirely different scenario.
Far-right Dutch politician airs Mohammed cartoon drawn at targeted Texas competition
Wilders denies that he intended to provoke, claiming that he did it "because we have to show that we stand for freedom of speech and that we will never surrender to violence."
'Charlie Hebdo' cartoonist, attack survivor to leave publication
"Every print-run was torture because the others are no longer there," says Renald Luzier
High Court votes to allow Liberman to distribute 'Charlie Hebdo', overturns election committee ban
The controversy started when Yisrael Beytenu planned to give out copies of French newspaper Charlie Hebdo’s "survivors’ issue."
French National Front gains traction ahead of regional elections
French National Front gains traction ahead of regional elections Far-right party objects to public display of kippot and ritual slaughter
