In pictures: Paris in mourning for victims
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Commemorations took place on Saturday in Paris near the offices of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo to honour 12 people killed by two Islamist gunmen on Wednesday (Photos: Patrick Jackson, BBC)
A black armband was put on the statue in the famous square to mourn those who lost their lives
Candles near the statue spelled out "Charlie" while graffiti and flyers posted on it contained derogatory references to all religions
Pencils, candles and roses in honour of those killed were also placed near the statue
All around the statue, the ubiquitous "I am Charlie" message could be seen
Flagstones showed the names of the dead of Charlie Hebdo
This message reads: 'The pen is immortal'.