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Article in The World Post - a partnership of the Huffington Post and the Berggruen Institute by Aaron Rhodes A day after at least 1.5 million came out to protest the murder of Charlie Hebdo journalists and support freedom of speech, the French Minister of the Interior announced criminal proceedings against Dieudonné, a comedian, for his “apology for terrorism.” After participating in the demonstrati

Director of Justitia Jacob Mchangama was interviewed on the afthermaths of the Charlie Hebdo-attack “Muslims should accept satire and ridicule as empowerment” Listen to the full interview here

CEO Jacob Mchangama was interviewed for BBC Radio 4 about the aftermaths of the Charlie Hebdo-attack   Listen to the programme here (30:10)

The terror attack on the Charlie Hebdo newsroom is an assault on all journalism, and it isn’t the first one prompted by a provocative cartoon. We assess the dangers, the impact and look back at the history of satire in the free press. Director Jacob Mchangama on NBC – here: