Charlie Hebdo editor says Mohammed cartoons 'defend the freedom of religion' - Jan. 18, 2015

Charlie Hebdo's cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed "defend the freedom of religion," the magazine's top surviving editor, Gerard Biard, said in a television interview on Sunday.



He said the magazine's newest cover image, published in the wake of the January 7 terrorist attack at its Paris office, "is not just a little figure, a little Mohammed drawn by Luz. It's a symbol."



Charlie Hebdo editor says Mohammed cartoons 'defend the freedom of religion' - Jan. 18, 2015