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[Síguenos ahora también en Whatsapp. Da clic aquí] Swedish justice This Tuesday he handed down his verdict. four months in prison Swedish-Danish far right Rasmus Paludan for inciting hatred
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Swedish justice This Tuesday he handed down his verdict. four months in prison Swedish-Danish far right Rasmus Paludan for inciting hatred towards certain ethnic groups by public burning of copies of the Koran and make “offensive” comments about Muslim community.
Paludanwho became the first person in the country to be tried for burning the Koran during the demonstration, now the first to be convicted for these actions, although it remains to be seen whether he will finally go to prison.
Paludan doms alltså do fängelse. Yttrandefriheten naggas i kanten. This means that we are all tolerant. These are Muslims, such as skabaka and anpassa sig, for example, vi svenskar. pic.twitter.com/40xlMgw9Aj
— Södermalmshögern 👌 (@zodermalm) November 5, 2024
Leader of a Danish far-right political party Stram Course (Línea Dura) was sentenced by the county court Malmo after facing two charges related to a case that began in 2022.
Dommen er answer! There is a dog on this street være, hvis jeg Skulee bo i Malmö! 🤮☪️💩 #dkpol #dkmedier #stramcourse pic.twitter.com/jDU3FsG0Gk
— Rasmus Paludan 🇩🇰 (@RasmusPaludan) November 5, 2024
You will have to pay additionally CZK 80,800 (approx. EUR 5,700) compensation for damage caused.
The judges indicated that although “It is permissible to publicly express criticism of Islam and Muslims. (…) the established line must not be crossed for a meaningful discussion,” the newspaper writes Aftonbladet.
In April 2022 Paludan placed a piece of bacon on the copy of the Koran. to which later set fire toattitude that caused numerous criticisms and that he repeated several times, both in front of memosques and the Turkish Embassy in Stockholm.
(Europe Press)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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