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Accra Ghana Catholic bishops have condemned "corruption and widespread immorality that threaten the nation." In a New Year message signed by Bishop Joseph Osei-Bonsu, of Konongo-Mampong and President of the Ghana Catholic Bishops Conference (GCBC) the bishops termed bribery and corruption "the twin.... |
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An October 2014 cover depicted immigration critics. No subject was off limits. The paper offered pages of colorful cartoons depicting France’s top politicians and intellectuals as wine-swilling slackers indulging in sexual acts, or suggesting the pope was stepping aside to be with his girlfriend. |
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PARIS — Authorities identified three suspects in a deadly shooting attack on a satirical newspaper that killed 12 people Wednesday as thousands jammed a public square for an evening vigil honoring victims of France's deadliest terror attack in a half century. |
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PARIS. In 2012, when Charlie Hebdo editors defied the government’s advice and published crude caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad naked and in sexual poses, the French authorities shut down embassies, cultural centers and schools in about 20 countries. |
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The Philippine National Police will go on full alert on Jan. 12, Monday, in time for the visit of Pope Francis to the Philippines.
Acting PNP chief Deputy Director General Leonardo Espina said this will allow them to go full blast as far as preparations for the visit are concerned, radio dzBB reported Thursday. |
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Charlie Hebdo long ago abandoned the “stupid and nasty†tag line used by its precursor publication Hara-Kiri , but its contributors continued to honour the ethos expressed by the magazine’s founder, François Cavanna. “Nothing is sacred. Principle No. 1. |
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In the fall of 2012, Paris police called and urged Stéphane Charbonnier, the editorial director of Charlie Hebdo , to stand down on his plans to publish cartoons of prophet Mohammed in his satirical weekly. Charbonnier, who is also a cartoonist for the newspaper, refused, citing his rights as a.... |
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PARIS — Authorities identified three suspects in a deadly shooting attack on a satirical newspaper that killed 12 people Wednesday as thousands jammed a public square for an evening vigil honoring victims of France's deadliest terror attack in half a century. |
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I looked up over the congregation in church on New Year eve and I’d never seen my church as filled through the last year as we had on New Year eve. Every Jackie member had failed not to miss the night’s program. They had run into church to thank God and find some new words of prophesy upon which they could bank their future expectations on. |
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PARIS — In 2012, when Charlie Hebdo editors defied the government’s advice and published crude caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad naked and in sexual poses, the French authorities shut down embassies, cultural centers and schools in about 20 countries. |
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World leaders, journalists' groups and others around the world have expressed horror at the deadly attack Wednesday by gunmen on the Paris offices of the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo. Here are some of their reactions: "I don't understand how people can attack a newspaper with heavy weapons. A newspaper is not a weapon of war. |
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