The next issue of Charlie Hebdo, the French weekly magazine whose office was attacked by three armed men on Wednesday, will come out next week.<br />Twelve people, including four cartoonists, were killed and 11 other people were injured in the incident.<br />Charlie Hedbo usually sells about 50,000 copies, however, in response to the attack, a million copies will be printed for the next issue, with the support of other media organisations in France.<br />The move is seen as a show of support for the spirit of the magazine and its right to say what it wants.<br />Al Jazeera's Laurence Lee reports from Paris.
