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Topic: Charlie Hebdo

Is Charlie Hebdo racist? Or just inscrutably French?

Europe

May 27, 2016

10

France is locking up people because of what they say on the street. And other Western powers are saying nothing.

Rundle: authoritarianism, not terrorists, killed Charlie Hebdo

crikey15

Apr 22, 2015

4

Prime Minister Tony Abbott thinks Muslim community leaders are not vocal enough about condemning terrorism. To help the PM out, <em>Crikey</em> intern <b>Abbey Casey</b> has found numerous examples that say otherwise.

An informative (but incomplete) reminder of Muslim leaders speaking up clearly

Australia

Feb 24, 2015

8

Yoav Hattab, a 21-year-old Tunisian Jew, was murdered in a kosher supermarket on the day of the <em>Charlie Hebdo</em> massacre. Eyewitness accounts show that he died a hero, trying to protect his fellow hostages, writes freelance journalist <b>Ken Haley</b>.

An unlikely martyr emerges from Paris supermarket siege

Europe

Jan 30, 2015

Politicians have rushed to use recent tragedies to justify mass surveillance -- and even the complete banning of encryption.

Facts go missing in the post-Hebdo rush to justify surveillance

Europe

Jan 21, 2015

19

Mass surveillance and aggressive prosecution of taboo topics are far greater threats to free speech than <em>Charlie Hebdo</em>, writes University of Tasmania graduate student in philosophy <b>Tim Jarvis</b>.

Charlie Hebdo attack was not an assault on free speech

Europe

Jan 16, 2015

27

<em>Crikey</em> readers have their say about the <em>Charlie Hebdo</em> killings, ads on SBS and other issues of the day.

How to keep the bastards honest

Comments, corrections, clarifications and cock-ups

Jan 16, 2015

With David Cameron and Francois Hollande desperately capitalising on #jesuischarlie, our own pollies make their own political plays.

Rundle: Europe’s post-Hebdo hangover

Subscriptions

Jan 15, 2015

20

Comedian Nazeem Hussain tests gullibility in Parramatta. And other media tidbits of the day.

Media briefs: knee-deep in irony … advertisers turn to mobile … do all brown people look alike? …

Film & TV

Jan 15, 2015

<em>Crikey</em> readers have their say on the political implications of Islam and the <em>Charlie Hebdo</em> killings, as well as other issues of the day.

Mayne is wrong on state debt and privatisation

Comments, corrections, clarifications and cock-ups

Jan 15, 2015

4

Both the Right and the Left have eschewed any attempt to sensibly comprehend and politically locate the <em>Charlie Hebdo</em> massacre.

Rundle: after Hebdo, the world enters political limbo

Politics

Jan 14, 2015

43

Telling the difference between friends and enemies just got harder after Anonymous decided to take on the jihadist enemies of nations that have, in the past, tried so hard to thwart Anonymous.

Anonymous fights jihadists, who fight states, who fight Anonymous

Politics

Jan 13, 2015

4

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There are 24 articles in Charlie Hebdo