CHALIE EBDO MAGAZINE MAKES FUN OF DROWNED SYRIAN TODDLER

Eight months after the terrorist attacks at the Charlie Hebdo offices in Paris which killed 12, the magazine has continued to create controversial content.

Since the photograph of three-year-old boy, Aylan al-Kurdi, who fled with his family from the Syrian civil war but died on a Turkish beach was shared around the world, public support in Europe for refugees has reached increased significantly.

Charlie Hebdo used two cartoons both including drawings of Aylan's death.

The print accompanying the image reads: "Welcome to migrants!"

"So near his goal..." is the message over Aylan's body.

A sign on the beach with a children's clown character says: "Promo! 2 kids menus for the price of one".

A second cartoon depicts what appears to be Jesus next to the drowned boy with the caption: "Proof that Europe is Christian. Christians walk on water - Muslim children sink."