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[[title/short::Charlie Hebdo front cover depicts Muslim man kissing cartoonist]]
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* '''when''': [[when posted::2011/11/08]]
* '''author''': [[author::Kim Willsher]]
* '''source''': [[site::The Guardian]]
* '''topics''': [[topic::Charlie Hebdo/2011 bombing]] [[topic::Islam/sympathy]] [[topic::Paris Mosque]]
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* '''link''': [[URL::http://www.theguardian.com/world/2011/nov/08/charlie-hebdo-muslim-kissing-cartoonist]]
* '''title''': [[title::Charlie Hebdo front cover depicts Muslim man kissing cartoonist]]
* '''summary''': <call func=smw.let.echo key=Summary>"French satirical magazine does not hold back in latest issue despite firebomb attack after printing Muhammad cartoon"</call>
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<p>After the firebombing, French Muslim groups who had been highly critical of ''Charlie Hebdo'' condemned [[Charlie Hebdo/2011 bombing|the destruction of its offices]]. Dalil Boubakeur, head of the [[Paris Mosque]], told journalists: "I am extremely attached to the [[freedom of the press]], even if the press is not always tender with Muslims, Islam or the Paris Mosque".</p>

<p>The editor of ''Charlie Hebdo'', St&eacute;phane Charbonnier, said at the time: "We thought the lines had moved and maybe there would be more respect for our satirical work, our right to mock. Freedom to have a good laugh is as important as [[freedom of speech]]."</p>
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