Charlie Hebdo Reflects on a Decade of Resilience and Challenges Since 2015 Attack

A decade after the terrorist attack, the satirical weekly continues to defend freedom of expression while navigating security threats and societal tensions.

Charlie Hebdo commemorates the tenth anniversary of the 2015 Islamist terrorist attack that killed 12, emphasizing its ongoing commitment to free speech and satire.
The magazine's staff continues to face death threats, harassment, and heightened security measures, underscoring the enduring risks of their work.
Editors criticize left-wing politicians and intellectuals for what they describe as a failure to confront Islamist extremism, accusing them of prioritizing political gains over defending secular values.
Younger generations of Charlie Hebdo contributors work to sustain the publication's legacy, advocating for freedom of expression and challenging misconceptions about the magazine's mission.
The publication plans a special anniversary edition featuring a caricature contest and polling results that highlight public support for its values despite political and societal divisions.