That is what a Turkish court has found in condemning the authors of this cover. Two cartoonists from the Turkish satirical magazine Penguen have been fined for a cartoon that has been interpreted as an insult to the Turkish president. According to sources, a Turkish citizen named Cem Safcer filed a complaint with
Sunday's cartoon in "Looking at a woman's breasts for ten minutes can extend men's lives by five years". This headline, and many others derived from it, based on a supposed study that no one has been able to read, continues to be published because that is how bad the click business (not reporting)
Cover of Siné Hebdo issue 1, 10 September 2008 2008. Creating a magazine from scratch in three weeks during the summer, the challenge seemed impossible. That was the reckoning of Maurice Sinet, "Siné", one of the founders of Charlie Hebdo in 1992. He had just been sacked from Charlie Hebdo. In his column,
They have succeeded, there is no news item about the murder of Isabel Carrasco that does not have another one embedded in it about the arrests of tweeters, calls for the "regulation" of the territory of internet evil, the hatred of digital poisoners and the like. This issue has ended up soaking up
Translation of the cartoon: The female character asks: "But how can Israel violate with impunity all human and international laws? The man answers: "Our good money is costing us". It was not the first time that cartoons about Israel's condemnable actions in Palestine provoked complaints and accusations of anti-Semitism (the eternal catch-all to
