Persecution of Non-Muslims (Finland)
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[edit] Arson attack on work by Swedish "Muhammad" cartoonist
A work by the controversial artist Lars Vilks has suffered an arson attack in Ii, in Finland during the mid-summer, reports the newspaper Kaleva.
Business leader of the arts center Kulttuurikauppila, Leena Vuotovesi, told STT that the artwork did not receive serious damage A couple of planks in the eight-meter high tower “brädkonstruktionen” in Ii, was blackened by the flames. The work will be repaired during the week.
The case has been reported to the police. Vuotovesi says that the artwork will now be monitored with cameras.
Vilks, whose works has attracted large numbers of visitors to Ii, Finland, in Northern Ostrobothnia.Arson attack against Vilk’s art production in Finland
SvD, June 28, 2010
SvD, June 28, 2010
[edit] Priest calls a Muslim terrorist a "terrorist" and recieves threats of him and his family being beheaded, may be defrocked, and faces prosecution for "hate speech". Considers moving out of PC Finland to "more liberal" Russia
A priest in Finland faces being defrocked after describing one of the world’s most-wanted criminals as a ‘terrorist’. He was referring to Doku Umarov – the man behind the Moscow metro and airport bombings, among other crimes.
He received death threats and when he reported them to police, he was prosecuted for hate speech crimes. He is now considering moving to Russia because he believes it there is more liberty there than in politically correct Finland.
He received death threats and when he reported them to police, he was prosecuted for hate speech crimes. He is now considering moving to Russia because he believes it there is more liberty there than in politically correct Finland.
Priest May Be Defrocked For Calling A Terrorist… A Terrorist
Breitbart TV, April 7, 2011
Breitbart TV, April 7, 2011
[edit] Christian man and family who fled Pakistan after being accused of blasphemy by a Muslim cleric have their asylum application denied by immigration authorities
“Clive Trevor, who fled his native Pakistan with his family after he was accused of blasphemy by a Muslim cleric, is praying that Finland will give him sanctuary.
After months in hiding in fear of arrest or death at the hands of radical Muslims, he and his family were able to make their way to Finland in 2008 and hoped to be able to remain there.
But now he, his wife Tasneem Trevor, daughter Elina Trevor and son Kevin Trevor are awaiting a higher court’s decision on his asylum application — which has been denied by immigration authorities ... ”Condemned Pakistani Christian prays Finland will overturn his asylum denial
Helsinki Times, September 15, 2011
Helsinki Times, September 15, 2011
