For the first time, a Swedish court has convicted someone under the new criminal offense of ”Holocaust denial.” Now, a single statement made during a live broadcast has sparked a major debate about freedom of speech, historical claims, and where the line between what is permissible and what is not should be drawn. Read the full ruling at the bottom of the article.
The verdict has now been handed down in the high-profile Holocaust case, which is the first in Sweden in which the new law on ”Holocaust denial” has led to a conviction. The Helsingborg District Court has ruled Damon Moayed-Mohseni for several cases of incitement to racial hatred following videos and live streams on TikTok and YouTube.
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