Lighting candles, signing condolence books, leaving floral tributes and cards – these things have become de rigueur after the all too frequent Islamic (and occasionally other) terrorist attacks of the past few years. But this time last year saw demonstrations specifically in support of free speech. Marches and marchers around the world proclaimed ‘Je suis Charlie’.
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