Charlie Hebdo “Intouchables 2” Satirical Cover - Political Cartoon Analysis #1273216 (License: Personal Use)

The image is a satirical front cover of Charlie Hebdo (issue #1237, April 2015), riffing on the film *The Intouchables* with exaggerated caricatures: one figure in a wheelchair wearing a turban and beard, exclaiming “Faut pas se moquer!” (“Don’t make fun!”), while a second figure in a black coat and hat pushes him. The illustration critiques hypocrisy in public discourse around disability, religion, and political correctness, using irony to provoke reflection. Signed by artist Cabu, it exemplifies Charlie Hebdo’s signature blend of humor, controversy, and social commentary.

This image appears on Charlie Hebdo’s magazine cover and is used in journalism, media studies, and discussions about satire, freedom of speech, and representation. It targets readers interested in political cartoons, French cultural critique, and post-2015 socio-political discourse following the January attacks.