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In an interview with NBC's Chuck Todd, Gérard Biard said through a translator that the cartoons ensure freedom of religion because they "declare that God must not be a political or public figure ...

Because once religion injects itself into the political debate, the political debate becomes totalitarian," he told Todd on Sunday. A newsstand with several Charlie Hebdo newspapers Nice, France ...

Charlie Hebdo's cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed "defend the freedom of religion," the magazine's top surviving editor, Gerard Biard, said in a television interview on Sunday.

saying the cartoons protect freedom of religion and, at some level, freedom of speech. Biard told NBC's Chuck Todd that God should be a private figure, not a public or political one. Recommended ...

Political cartoons have a long history in political discussion. ... including freedom of speech, association, assembly, religion and movement.

Rushdie said: "What kind of god is it that's offended by a cartoon ... political criticism — but in a world where politics and faith are often intertwined should there be a limit to the freedom ...

Misjuns said this goes back to a political cartoon he posted to Facebook in March 2021, which he said was based on his religious beliefs and freedom of speech.

said through a translator that the cartoons ensure freedom of religion because they "declare that God must not be a political or public figure, but instead must be a private one." Biard ...

The chief editor of Charlie Hebdo defended the magazine's controversial depictions of the Muslim Prophet Muhammad, saying that cartoon parodies of religious figures safeguard freedom of religion ...