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July 2, 2015
Things continue to look up in Denmark, as the country marches toward justice.
This is a great first step in getting things fixed.
A Danish court on Tuesday stripped the citizenship from a Danish-Moroccan bookseller jailed for inciting terrorism, in the first case of its kind in the country.
Sam Mansour was found guilty of supporting al Qaeda and Syria’s al-Nusra Front in posts on Facebook and for his help in publishing books by Abu Qatada, a Jordanian cleric who was deported from Britain for trial at home.
He was sentenced to four years in jail in December, but the prosecution sought to also strip him of his citizenship, possible only because he still has Moroccan citizenship. He now faces possible deportation to Morocco.
“These comments (in Facebook posts) go way beyond the borders of freedom of speech, which the court also agreed,” public prosecutor Kristian Braad Jensen said outside the court.
Mansour told the hearing he would risk torture if he were returned to Morocco, but the court found this to be a matter for asylum authorities, not the justice system according to a court statement.
Mansour will need to serve out his sentence in Denmark before he can be deported, although his attorney, Thorkild Hoyer, said international treaties might forbid his departure.
I believe this is not only the first time Denmark has done this, but the first time any European country has done it, at least in the modern PC age.
An excellent precedent.
