Charlie Hebdo honored
Following the Charlie Hebdo shooting on Wednsday, cartoonists around the world have taken to their talent to honor the 12 staff of the satirical magazine who were killed.
According to online media, some cartoons are new while others that have been circulating are older pieces which suit the deadly incident.
World leaders, including Barak Obama have condemned the incident which stifles freedom of expression and information.
The magazine in the past has been attacked and threatened following the provocative cartoons, especially those of Prophet Mohammed.
Meanwhile French media have reported that a petrol station manager to the north east of Paris said he recognized the two people whose photographs are being circulated and phoned the police.
The French media also reported that an eye witness also claimed to have recognized the two suspects who are on the run.
Twelve people including two policemen ,four cartoonists and the editor in Chief of a French satirical magazine, Charlie Hebdo were killed when gunmen fired at them.
According to online media, some cartoons are new while others that have been circulating are older pieces which suit the deadly incident.
World leaders, including Barak Obama have condemned the incident which stifles freedom of expression and information.
The magazine in the past has been attacked and threatened following the provocative cartoons, especially those of Prophet Mohammed.
Meanwhile French media have reported that a petrol station manager to the north east of Paris said he recognized the two people whose photographs are being circulated and phoned the police.
The French media also reported that an eye witness also claimed to have recognized the two suspects who are on the run.
Twelve people including two policemen ,four cartoonists and the editor in Chief of a French satirical magazine, Charlie Hebdo were killed when gunmen fired at them.