Ten Years After the Charlie Hebdo Attacks: The Ongoing Struggle for Freedom of Expression
On January 7, 2025, the world commemorates a decade since the Charlie Hebdo attacks that claimed 12 lives, igniting a global debate on free speech and radicalism. Survivors and families reflect on the enduring fight for liberty against extremism, emphasizing that the struggle is continuous. Legal actions against perpetrators highlight this fight, while the newspaper’s commitment to satire acts as a defiance against threats posed by radicalism. This ongoing battle is marked by principles of freedom of the press, the importance of secularism, and the role of justice in upholding democratic values.