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The editor of the Norwegian christian magazine "Magazinet" was found not guilty by the Board of Professions for Newspapers (PFU) for violating the ethics of the Norwegian press by printing the Mohammed Cartoons.
In a memo by the Board of Professions they express the long tradition of cartoon printing in the Norwegian press and adds that the copy from Jyllands-Posten printed "are a part of a story regarding the relationship between the freedom of speech and Islam and therefore the presentation do not have any offensive form."
I would like to know what's going on in the other countries where these cartoons were publicated. Has there been any law suits or actions taken by the legal system or by the Islamistic groups? Do you believe the freedom of speech has been damaged in Europe?
In a memo by the Board of Professions they express the long tradition of cartoon printing in the Norwegian press and adds that the copy from Jyllands-Posten printed "are a part of a story regarding the relationship between the freedom of speech and Islam and therefore the presentation do not have any offensive form."
I would like to know what's going on in the other countries where these cartoons were publicated. Has there been any law suits or actions taken by the legal system or by the Islamistic groups? Do you believe the freedom of speech has been damaged in Europe?
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