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France is fighting a lone battle for free speech in the West

4 September 2020

8:37 PM

4 September 2020

8:37 PM

One of the most craven moments in the recent history of the British media was an interview Sky News conducted with the French writer Caroline Fourest days after the staff of Charlie Hebdo had been massacred in January 2015.

Fourest was a former columnist for the satirical magazine and a friend to many of the dead.

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