An attorney representing French newspaper Charlie Hebdo on Wednesday called the court’s decision “the end of something today” as a judge convicted 14 people of crimes ranging from financing terrorism, to membership of a criminal gang, in relation to terrorist attacks in 2015 against the Charlie Hebdo satirical magazine and a Jewish supermarket.
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Charlie Hebdo shooting: 14 people found guilty in connection with 2015 terror attack
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