Six men are on trial for a knife attack outside Charlie Hebdo's former offices in September 2020, which injured two people. This incident follows the 2015 attacks by the Kouachi brothers, who killed 12 people. The trial coincides with commemorative events for the 2015 attacks, which sparked global solidarity. Charlie Hebdo continues to face criticism for its provocative cartoons, defending its stance on free speech. The attacker, Zaheer Mahmood, cited anger over a republished cartoon as motivation.