Charlie Hebdo Mocks Europe’s Response to Migrant Crisis With Cartoons of Dead Syrian Boy
French illustrators have been denounced on social networks in recent days for publishing editorial cartoons inspired by photographs of Aylan Kurdi, a 3-year-old Syrian boy whose drowning in the waters off Greece this month prompted an outpouring of sympathy for refugees.
Most of the outrage has been directed at Charlie Hebdo, the satirical French newspaper that was attacked in January by Islamist militants for cartoons mocking the Prophet Muhammad.
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