Prize for the best caricature in caricature magazine, 1993.

Willis Fromtunis, shared caricatures to stress the irony of the situation

That right, unfortunately, includes drawing and publishing cartoons that may not please them.

With my limited knowledge of Islam and the respect that I have for that faith, I would not have drawn them.

Altamiro Borges posts a series of cartoons made by the Brazilian cartoonist Carlos Latuff on Obama's visit to Brazil.

A caricature of a despot, he personifies the type of odious adversary whom all democrats want to see defeated.

Instead of seeing real people in crisis, they see caricatures, a terrorist around every corner.

Whether an editor publishes cartoons offensive to believers in Muhammad (or Christ, for that matter) is a matter of judgment, almost of taste.

This post is part of our special coverage Egypt Revolution 2011. Egyptian Christian business tycoon, and recent politician, Naguib Sawiris, posted a cartoon on his Twitter account showing Mickey Mouse with a beard and Minnie Mouse in Niqab, and commented on it saying Micky and Minnie after...

The personal charm of the Dalai Lama, combined with the Himalayan air of superior spiritual wisdom, has promoted a caricature of a mystical, wise, and peace loving people being crushed by a brutal empire.

A larger question is whether the US is hopelessly divided. The election map of red and blue states has given rise to Internet jokes and cartoons about the two blue coasts seceding from the red center of the country.

In a cartoon showing this case, the Judge says You can starve because I've put your husband in prison, or you can starve because I can't make him give you anything. Which would you like? (Jalal, 1998).

The truth is that the BDS movement is nothing more than a sinister caricature of the anti totalitarian and anti apartheid struggles. It is a campaign whose instigators have no aim other than to discriminate against, delegitimize, and vilify an Israel that in their mind never stopped wearing its yellow star.

But they need to do so in a peaceful manner, with regard to the rights of others. That right, unfortunately, includes drawing and publishing cartoons that may not please them.

PARIS Elections stolen in Iran, disputed in Afghanistan, and caricatured in Gabon recent ballots in these and many other countries do not so much mark the global advance of democracy as demonstrate the absence of the rule of law.

The rage across the Arab world over the publication in Denmark (months ago) of cartoons depicting the prophet Mohammed, together with the victory of Hamas in Palestine and the increasing radicalization of Iran s politics, has made political Islam a fundamental question of international diplomacy.