Every day for a week, in tribute to the victims of the January 7, 2015 attacks, Le Monde is publishing a press cartoon from <a href="https://www.cartooningforpeace.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener" title="Nouvelle fenêtre">Cartooning for Peace</a>'s network of cartoonists. Today, Chappatte, from France.

<picture class="article__media"> <img src="https://img.lemde.fr/2025/01/03/0/0/1973/1418/664/0/75/0/4f43791_1735902781772-chappatte-suisse.jpg" alt="Images Le Monde.fr" width="100%" height="auto"> </picture> <noscript> <img src="https://img.lemde.fr/2025/01/03/0/0/1973/1418/664/0/75/0/4f43791_1735902781772-chappatte-suisse.jpg" alt="Drawing from 2015 published in "Tenir la ligne. 40 dessins pour Charlie (2015-2025).""> </noscript> <figcaption class="article__legend" aria-hidden="true">Drawing from 2015 published in "Tenir la ligne. 40 dessins pour Charlie (2015-2025)." CHAPPATTE </figcaption>

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OP-ED. Le Monde and Cartooning for Peace pay tribute to Charlie Hebdo on the tenth anniversary of the attacks against the satirical newspaper. Today, we publish the French cartoonist Chappatte.{ai:summary}Le Monde is honoring the victims of the January 7, 2015 attacks by publishing a press cartoon daily for a week, featuring works from Cartooning for Peace. Today's cartoon is by French artist Chappatte, highlighting the ongoing impact of these events. The initiative aims to remember and reflect on the significance of freedom of expression through art. #culture

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