Three Finns May Face Charges for Posting Muhammad Cartoons
am 23.04.2006 von http://lawjustice.blogspot.comFinnish police said last Friday it had given the preliminary investigation material pertaining to three individuals it suspects of violating the freedom of worship to Mika Illman, a state prosecutor. The three men are members of Suomen Sisu, a nationalistic movement that has posted Jyllands-Postens controversial Mohammad cartoons on its website. (via Dhimmi Watch).See also the following posts:Turkey as Neutral Mediator in Cartoon Row ?Muslims Take Cartoon Case to UN’s “Allah” CommissionCartoon Case: Denmark Will Not ProsecuteMEPs Express Solidarity with Denmark in Cartoon RowNew Cartoon Row in the Making? Is …
MEPs Express Solidarity with Denmark in Cartoon Row
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New Cartoon Row in the Making? Is Dutch Gregorius Nekschot next?
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Turkey as Neutral Mediator in Cartoon Row ?
Law & Justice / The Austrian Presidency has invited Turkey to mediate in the conflict over the cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed. This seems a bit odd because Turkey has already made its position clear about the cartoons and a mediator is meant to be an independant…
EU Media Code on Reporting on Islam (2)
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We Are All Danes Now. Is Dutch Cartoonist Next?
Law & Justice / Today almost all the European newspapers are reporting on the Danish cartoon case. The first and best source still remains The Brussels Journal: you will find no copy/paste of international press agency articles but original insights:What most papers…
German Website Shut Down Because Of Publication Muhammad Cartoons
Law & Justice / The German website http://www.euroislam.info/ is shut down because it published the Muhammad cartoons. The first page can still be found in Googles cache. The owner of the website apparently received an e-mail (original in German) from his Internet s…
No Freedom of Expression for Danish Newspaper?
Law & Justice / What are the limits to the freedom of expression when religion, in this case Islam, is involved?The Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten is being protected by security guards and several cartoonists have gone into hiding after the newspaper published a s…
Danish Cartoon Case to be Judged by United Nations
Law & Justice / Whereas Denmarks Director of Public Prosecutions had recently decided not to press criminal charges against Jyllands-Posten, the Danish newspaper that first published the twelve cartoons (see them here, halfway down the page), 27 Danish Muslim organi…
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