Le Canard Enchaine, the biggest satirical weekly in France with a circulation of half a million, said the threat warned of attack on its journalists "with an axe", according to AFP.
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Another French satirical weekly receives death threats after Charlie Hebdo attack
14 January 2015
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Another French satirical weekly, Le Canard Enchaine, has claimed to have received death threats a day after the terror attack at the office of Charlie Hebdo in Paris on 7 January, with the warning `It`s your turn
The paper revealed the threat in its Wednesday issue, the same day that the survivors` edition of Charlie Hebdo, with a controversial cover of Prophet Mohammed, hit newsstands in France.
Le Canard Enchaine, the biggest satirical weekly in France with a circulation of half a million, said the threat warned of attack on its journalists "with an axe", according to AFP.
Le Canard Enchaine, the biggest satirical weekly in France with a circulation of half a million, said the threat warned of attack on its journalists "with an axe", according to AFP.
