Parisians, tourists and immigrants in the city of lights condemn attack
NOT AFRAI D: Thousands gathered in Paris in support of freedom of expression. AFP #JeSuisCharlie pic.twitter.com/d44m5BxraL"This is too much. Is barbaric. That's not good. These were innocent people. It is unacceptable, "said a man. A woman wondered: "How is that these stories can happen around the religion? We are all human beings. I cannot understand. "A Brazilian said "this type of attack is cowardice". "The cause of them ... There is no explanation as to why they act this way", was considered.A man expressing himself in Arabic with Egyptian pronunciation said: "I condemn this attack. In the Quran, God tells us that those who did not attack us, we should treat them well and with respect. "Cartoonists stand in solidarity with #CharlieHebdo victims with these powerful images http://t.co/Tbg2WDiIHF pic.twitter.com/MhPgwnz9gQ.AP photos: Thousands gather in Lyon, central France, to pay respects after <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/CharlieHebdo?src=hash">#CharlieHebdo</a> terror attack <a href="http://t.co/z6FyyOjuqL">pic.twitter.com/z6FyyOjuqL</a><p>â€" Oliver Darcy (oliverdarcy) 7 janeiro 2015
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