Cartoonist Xavier Gorce breaks with Le Monde for apologizing for a cartoon

Cartoonist Xavier Gorce breaks with Le Monde for apologizing for a cartoon

The French cartoonist Xavier Gorce (1962) announced he was quitting Le Monde after the newspaper apologised for a cartoon about a sexual abuse scandal. In her apology to readers, Le Monde editor-in-chief Caroline Monnot said the cartoon should not have been published. The author said

Erdogan, in the shadow of his caricature

Erdogan, in the shadow of his caricature

Erdogan, in the shadow of his caricature "Charlie Hebdo: You are bastards. You are sons of bitches. This is how he addressed Serdar ÇamTurkey's deputy minister of culture and tourism, to the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo at Twitter, The story is just another chapter

Terrorists

Terrorists

Terrorists The photo of Paty's bloody head on the ground is still on the internet. Like so many other lurid photographs of other nameless people that are posted every day on sites dedicated to the dissemination of unscrupulous filth. You already know the story, you

Espé, the cartoonist who was fired on his first day on the job

Espé, the cartoonist who was fired on his first day on the job

Espé's first and last cartoon in the new Tour de France section of the newspaper L'Humanité. French cartoonist "Espé" may have broken a record. He has been fired just after his first cartoon was published in a section that was inaugurated by the newspaper. Sébastien

"Racist shit"

"Racist shit"

A cartoon in a comic strip by Pascal Garnier has been in the news in France these days and has provoked a big controversy, the images accompanying the cartoon were published in the French far-right magazine "Valeurs Actuelle" to a text published in the extreme