Danish Court Issues First Conviction Under New ‘Quran Law’
Danish-Swedish anti-Islamism activist Rasmus Paludan and an associate were fined for “improper treatment of a religious text.”
Danish-Swedish anti-Islamism activist Rasmus Paludan and an associate were fined for “improper treatment of a religious text.”
The Danish-Swedish anti-Islamist politician was headed on vacation, with plans to also attend a ‘Remigration’ gathering in Milan.

Government proposal aimed at stopping Quran burnings denounced by human rights organizations and security services.

Prosecutor interprets defense of free speech as denigrating to Muslims

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Following a Quran burning in January of this year, a Turkish court has issued an arrest warrant for Danish anti-Islam activist Rasmus Paludan who has been burning copies of the Islamic holy book for years, often sparking riots.

Paludan had intended to burn a Quran in the northern English city of Wakefield in response to the expulsion of local schoolchildren for damaging the Islamic text.

As national security trumps individual freedom, Sweden will curtail freedom of speech piecemeal, like death from a thousand cuts.

The Swedish Security Service cited the January 21st burning of the Quran outside the Turkish embassy in Stockholm as a major catalyst.

The Turkish government called in the Danish ambassador to Ankara to discuss Mr. Paludan’s actions.