A journalist stroked the arm of a colleague to comfort her. Others whispered into mobile phones as they sat at a table for their first editorial meeting in new premises.
For the staff of Charlie Hebdo, which lost eight journalists including five of France’s best-known cartoonists in Wednesday’s attack, the gathering in their temporary office at Libération was an emotional affair. Continue reading…
Hundreds of people poured into the Paris offices of Libération on Saturday, when journalists opened their doors to the public in an effort to step up their campaign to save the ailing leftwing newspaper. Continue reading…
Three months ago a crazed gunman opened fire in the Paris offices of the iconoclastic French newspaper Libération, critically wounding a photographer. The leftwing paper survived that crisis but now it is facing a different kind of threat – a war with itself. Continue reading…
Anne Penketh 