These Touching Tributes Tell You Who the Paris Attack Victims Were

Media houses present the name of the November 13 terror Paris attack victims.

A makeshift memorial next to the Bataclan concert hall in Paris. (Photo: AP)

The Islamic State’s attack on Paris on November 13 left 129 people dead and several hundred others injured.

The government of France has declared a war on ISIS and the world has risen in rebellion against the act of terrorism.

CNN and Agence France-Presse remembered the victims of the attack in their own way.

Screenshot of CNN’s tribute.

The interactive by CNN displayed the names of the victims on their website with a fascinating display of their details.

Screenshot from the CNN website.

AFP went a step ahead and along with naming all the victims, virtually recreated the space the victims shared according to the six places that the terrorists targeted – the concert hall, the cafés and the sports stadium.

Every ribbon represents a lost life.

In a statement, ISIS claimed that the attack was in response to the anti-ISIS attacks by the United States of America and its allies, including France.