Parisians, tourists and immigrants in the city of lights condemn attack
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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
