Thirteen men and a woman accused of providing the attackers with weapons and logistics go on trial on terrorism charges Wednesday.
The French satirical paper whose Paris offices were attacked by Islamic extremists in 2015 is reprinting caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed cited by the gunmen who opened fire on its editorial staff. The January 2015 attacks against Charlie Hebdo and, two days later, a kosher supermarket, touched off a wave of killings claimed by the Islamic State group across Europe. Seventeen people died — 12 of them at the editorial officers — along with all three attackers. Thirteen men and a woman accused of providing the attackers with weapons and logistics go on trial on terrorism charges Wednesday. In an editorial this week accompanying the caricatures, the paper said the drawings „belong to history, and history cannot be rewritten nor erased.
