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8:54am, Jan 8, 2015 Updated: 3:43pm, Jan 9

‘Je suis Charlie’: World’s cartoonists take a stand

Satish Acharya

Jackson Stiles @JacksonStiles

Illustrators like Loic Secheresse have taken up their pens in protest.

Rafael Mantesso

Carlos Latuff

Christian Adams

Australian cartoonist David Pope

Eugune Lee yang

"Take up your weapons!"

"Asymmetric warfare"

"I am Charlie"

Lalo Alcarez

Magnus Shaw

Mala Imagen

Philippe Henchoz

Reporters Without Borders

Rob Tornoe

Ruben L Oppenheimer

Satish Acharya

Lucille Clerc via Instagram @Banksy

Kinga Korska

El Jueves "Bad times for humour"

Vagelis Papavasillou

Boulet

Dave Brown from The Independent

Maxime Haes

"This is not a weapon of mass destruction"

François Ravard

Joep Bertram

Macleod

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