Sick Charlie Hebdo cartoon links dead migrant boy with German sex attacks

Then a small insert references Aylan Kurdi, the three-year-old migrant boy who was pictured drowned in September last year.

It reads: "What would have happened if little Aylan had grown up?"

Underneath is the reply: "An ass groper in Germany."

The photo of Aylan, whose Kurdish family were fleeing the war in Syria, shocked the world.

It saw many politicians change their opinions on immigration as a result of the image.

Charlie Hebdo was targeted by ISIS jihadis last January after it published several provocative cartoons about the Prophet Mohammed.

Eleven people died in the attack as armed terror nuts put Paris under siege.

The satirical magazine has yet still continued to produce cartoons that are very close to mark.

The terrifying events in Cologne on New Year's Eve being the latest target for the cartoonists.

In August it was criticised after a cartoon mocked those who died on the Malaysian airliner which went missing over the Indian Ocean.

Then in November it caused more controversy when it ran a cartoon which joked about the Russian airliner which crashed in Egypt.

The cartoon has been widely condemned on social media.

Many Twitter users called the image "disgusting" and "tasteless" and some compared it to Nazi propaganda used against the Jews.

Hend Amry, a refugee from Libya, tweeted: "Charlie Hebdo says this drowned baby Syrian refugee would have grown up to sexually harass German women."

After some responded to her, claiming Charlie Hebdo was actually satirising Islamophobes and migrant-haters, she added: "If you have to explain the punchline, it's not a very good joke."

On the anniversary of the murderous attacks on Charlie Hebdo a man was shot dead at a Paris police station while carrying a knife and wearing a fake suicide vest.

(dailystar.co.uk)