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Museum to exhibit Mohammed cartoons
By The Copenhagen Post
Published 17.12.07 15:00
A new exhibition will pay tribute to freedom of speech and display the Mohammed cartoons
Human rights experts are enthused by the inclusion of Mohammed cartoons in a new exhibition, scheduled for autumn 2009, about freedom of speech at the Danish media museum in Odense.
The exhibition will include a collection of approximately 40,000 letters, cartoons and newspaper clippings about the crisis precipitated by Jyllands-Posten newspaper publishing cartoons of the prophet Mohammed in September 2005.
'The idea of having an exhibition about freedom of speech has been in the works for a while, and it's not only because of the Mohammed cartoons that we're going ahead with it,' said Ervin Nielsen, director of Danmarks Mediemuseum.
Morten Kjærum, the head of the Institute of Human Rights, said: 'The exhibition is a very positive event and hopefully there will be a discussion about how to communicate on a global level.'
Mehmet Ümit Necef, lecturer at Syddansk University, agreed.
'It can allow Danes and foreigners alike the opportunity to think over what happened during the cartoon crisis,' he said. 'Further, the exhibition will show that we must protect the concept of freedom of speech.'
Neither Kjærum nor Necef believed that the exhibition would instigate another crisis.
In addition to the cartoons and material associated with them, programmes, newspaper clippings and other texts, that have caused crises or challenged the press's right to freedom of speech, will also be exhibited.
Danmarks Mediemuseum documents printmaking, the history of the press and the electronic media and their recent development, as well as the role the media on Danish society.
By The Copenhagen Post
Published 17.12.07 15:00
A new exhibition will pay tribute to freedom of speech and display the Mohammed cartoons
Human rights experts are enthused by the inclusion of Mohammed cartoons in a new exhibition, scheduled for autumn 2009, about freedom of speech at the Danish media museum in Odense.
The exhibition will include a collection of approximately 40,000 letters, cartoons and newspaper clippings about the crisis precipitated by Jyllands-Posten newspaper publishing cartoons of the prophet Mohammed in September 2005.
'The idea of having an exhibition about freedom of speech has been in the works for a while, and it's not only because of the Mohammed cartoons that we're going ahead with it,' said Ervin Nielsen, director of Danmarks Mediemuseum.
Morten Kjærum, the head of the Institute of Human Rights, said: 'The exhibition is a very positive event and hopefully there will be a discussion about how to communicate on a global level.'
Mehmet Ümit Necef, lecturer at Syddansk University, agreed.
'It can allow Danes and foreigners alike the opportunity to think over what happened during the cartoon crisis,' he said. 'Further, the exhibition will show that we must protect the concept of freedom of speech.'
Neither Kjærum nor Necef believed that the exhibition would instigate another crisis.
In addition to the cartoons and material associated with them, programmes, newspaper clippings and other texts, that have caused crises or challenged the press's right to freedom of speech, will also be exhibited.
Danmarks Mediemuseum documents printmaking, the history of the press and the electronic media and their recent development, as well as the role the media on Danish society.
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Murder plot against Danish cartoonist
Published 12.02.08 08:21
Early Tuesday morning, Danish police arrested several people with a Muslim background suspected of conspiring to kill Kurt Westergaard, a Danish cartoonist with Morgenavisen Jyllands-Posten.
A formal statement by the police setting out details of the action is expected within the next few hours.
Kurt Westergaard is one of the 12 cartoonists who on 30 September 2005 published cartoons of Muslim prophet Mohammed.
The group arrested includes Danish as well as foreign citizens. The Danish Security and Intelligence Service have followed the group for months.
The cartoons and an explanatory article led, as is well known, to the so-called Mohammed crisis involving violent demonstrations, the boycott of Danish goods and the burning of Danish embassies.
Kurt Westergaard’s cartoon depicting the prophet wearing a bomb turban with a lit fuse attracted particular attention. What the cartoonist wanted to say with his cartoon was that many people exploit the prophet to legitimize terror. However, the cartoon was widely seen as a depiction of the prophet as a terrorist.
Statement by Carsten Juste, Editor-in-Chief of Morgenavisen Jyllands-Posten, overall content responsibility under Danish media laws:
"Deeply worried and for several months, the management of Morgenavisen Jyllands-Posten have followed the discreet efforts by the Danish Security and Intelligence Service to protect Kurt Westergaard from concrete murder threats. The arrests have hopefully thwarted the murder plans. We sympathize with Kurt Westergaard and his family who are forced to live under unreasonable pressure. It is appalling that as a reward a man who to the best of his ability goes about his work and carries it out in accordance with Danish law, the Danish media ethics code and Danish media traditions was demonized and had his life threatened. We are grateful to the Danish authorities for protecting our colleague competently and professionally."
Statement by cartoonist Kurt Westergaard:
"Of course I fear for my life after the Danish Security and Intelligence Service informed me of the concrete plans of certain people to kill me. However, I have turned fear into anger and indignation. It has made me angry that a perfectly normal everyday activity which I used to do by the thousand was abused to set off such madness. I have attended to my work and I still do. I could not possibly know for how long I have to live under police protection; I think, however, that the impact of the insane response to my cartoon will last for the rest of my life. It is sad indeed, but it has become a fact of my life. "
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/7240481.stm
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I don't about Allah but i know that quit alot of his followers are more into young boys...Why isn`t Allah interested in women, btw?
Major Danish newspapers republish Mohammad cartoon
COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Denmark's five major daily newspapers republished on Wednesday one of the 12 drawings of the Prophet Mohammad which angered Muslims around the world, as a protest against a plot to murder one of the cartoonists.
A Danish citizen of Moroccan descent and two Tunisians were arrested on Tuesday in western Denmark for planning to murder 73-year-old Kurt Westergaard, a cartoonist at Jyllands-Posten, the Danish paper that originally published the drawings in September 2005.
The five newspapers -- Jyllands-Posten, Politiken, Berlingske Tidende, BT and Ekstra Bladet -- on Wednesday republished Westergaard's cartoon, which depicts the founder of Islam with a bomb in his turban.
It was the cartoon that caused the most controversy when the original drawings sparked outrage among Muslims, most of whom consider any depiction of the Prophet as offensive.
Three Danish embassies were attacked and at least 50 people were killed in rioting in 2006 in the Middle East, Africa and Asia. Several young Muslims have since been convicted in Denmark of planning bomb attacks, partly in protest at the cartoons.
An editorial in left-leaning Politiken called the murder plot "shocking and troubling."
"Their plans to kill Kurt Westergaard... are not just an attack on Westergaard but an attack on our democratic culture," the editorial said.
"Regardless of whether Jyllands-Posten at the time used freedom of speech unwisely and with damaging consequences, the paper deserves unconditional solidarity when it is threatened with terror," it said.
"That is why Politiken today... prints the drawing, even though at no time have we sympathized with Jyllands-Posten's provocation."
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La 'Illah ha il Allah wa Mohammed ur rasoolillah.harry hackedoff wrote:Heyup Geeze
What does the arabic script say on bombhead`s cap badge?
Does that help?
Or:
There is no god but Allah and Mohammed is Allah's prophet.
NB. If you repeat this three times in front of an Imam, then you become a Muslim.
How easy is that? Go on! You know you want to!
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Sisyphus wrote:La 'Illah ha il Allah wa Mohammed ur rasoolillah.harry hackedoff wrote:Heyup Geeze
What does the arabic script say on bombhead`s cap badge?
Does that help?
Or:
There is no god but Allah and Mohammed is Allah's prophet.
NB. If you repeat this three times in front of an Imam, then you become a Muslim.
How easy is that? Go on! You know you want to!
I'd rather be Jewish
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Unbelieveable...!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0U2ce-LmA4
Brainwashing children like that makes me sick...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0U2ce-LmA4
Brainwashing children like that makes me sick...
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