#JeSuisCharlie - Paris Rallies Against Terrorism At #CharlieHebdo

#JeSuisCharlie has become a rallying cry in the Charlie Hebdo massacre aftermath. There has been a strong show of support and solidarity to France and the french people across Europe as news continues to spread of the terrorist attack on a satirical magazine left 12 people dead and many more injure.

The rallies have moved social media to candle light vigils in Paris and elsewhere mourning the deaths of top editorial cartoonists at Charlie Hebdo.

#JeSuisCharlie rose to one of the top trends on Twitter, along with #ParisShooting, and Charlie Hebdo. Now, thousand have congregated in public places in Paris and also in Trafalgar Square, London. Still many continue to share suportive messages on Twitter.

Incredible to see so many people coming together in France this evening, standing up for free speech. #jesuischarlie pic.twitter.com/500OCgrBF2

— Blaise (@smashy321) January 7, 2015

"@benniedenton: They wanted 2 bring France 2 her knees, instead they made her stand up proud #JeSuisCharlie pic.twitter.com/I4m0ukxGpw"

— Je suis Charlie ✏ (@HonorineL) January 7, 2015

What happened in France was disgusting and cowardly. My dearest condolences, I hope no one else is hurt catching the gunmen #JeSuisCharlie

— Josh Brozzesi (@joshwithcon) January 7, 2015

We stand with our French allies in defense of freedom of expression - a critical value for all democracies. #JeSuisCharlie

— Jonathan Sinclair (@JWRSinclair) January 7, 2015

People worldwide react to the attack at the #Paris office of satirical magazine #CharlieHebdo: http://t.co/fdh2UibGfT pic.twitter.com/Nl0Vcv7XCp

— CNN (@CNN) January 7, 2015

My father, grandmother, and great-grandfather were journalists. Free speech will never be silenced #CharlieHebdo pic.twitter.com/Ce5v4AUhtg

— Erskine Childers (@erskinechilders) January 7, 2015