Across the world, vigils for the victims of the Charlie Hebdo attack

Twelve people are dead after the attack.

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ACROSS THE WORLD, vigils have been held for the victims of today’s terrorist attack on the offices of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo.

Twelve people are dead and 11 more injured after the attack, which occurred early today as the magazine went to print.

Across the world, Twitter users have used the #JeSuisCharlie hashtag to show solidarity with the people of Paris and thousands have shown up at vigils across Europe.

Paris

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London

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Berlin

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Dublin

Brussels

New York

Stockholm

Read: Manhunt for gunmen in Paris after twelve killed in massacre at satirical magazine offices

Read: Je Suis Charlie: Charlie Hebdo website back online – with one message

Read: 15 powerful responses from cartoonists to the Charlie Hebdo attack

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