With the Charlie Hebdo trial under way, is France still Charlie?
After the attack on satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo, 'Je Suis Charlie' became a global rallying cry. Five years on, support among the young is slipping.
"Je suis Charlie" became a global rallying cry in the aftermath of attacks on the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo. AP
Every weekday morning, François Boucq comes to the courthouse to draw. His is a strange assignment: illustrate the Charlie Hebdo trial for Charlie Hebdo, the satirical newspaper attacked in 2015 because of its illustrations.
"This is not just any trial. In essence, this is about a satirical newspaper and cartoonists who are dead because they made humorous caricatures," he said.
