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London School of Economics student Daniel Wickham wasn't bought by the show of solidarity of world leaders at the Charlie Hebdo rally in Paris on Monday.
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Instead, he realised many of the countries represented had a pretty poor record of free press - and so decided to name and shame each and every one..
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And not forgetting..
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Safe to say Wickham's been a bit of a household name on Twitter over the past 24 hours.