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8) Prime Minister Jomaa of Tunisia, which recently jailed blogger Yassine Ayan for 3 years for "defaming the army" http://www.amnesty.org/en/news/tunisia-blogger-jailed-military-court-should-be-released-2015-01-06 …
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17) Prime Minister Cerar of Slovenia, which sentenced a blogger to six months in prison for "defamation" in 2013 http://en.rsf.org/slovenia-blogger-gets-six-months-in-jail-16-05-2013,44621.html …
18) Prime Minister Enda Kenny of Ireland, where "blasphemy" is considered a criminal offense http://en.rsf.org/ireland-making-blasphemy-an-offence-takes-04-01-2010,35672.html …
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19) Prime Minister Kopacz of Poland, which raided a magazine to seize recordings embarrassing for the ruling party http://en.rsf.org/poland-violating-confidentiality-of-20-06-2014,46487.html …
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20) PM Cameron of the UK, where authorities destroyed documents obtained by The Guardian and threatened prosecution http://en.rsf.org/uk-government-s-culpable-20-08-2013,45073.html …
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21) Saudi ambassador to France. The Saudis publicly flogged blogger
@raif_badawi for "insulting Islam" on Friday http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jan/09/saudi-blogger-first-lashes-raif-badawi … - View other replies
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@DanielWickham93 was the Saudi ambassador to France definitely at the march in Paris? I know amb to Lebanon was at Beirut rally.
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@DanielWickham93 don't forget French President himself. France t only country to ban protests supporting Palestine. -
@DanielWickham93 thank you for highlighting the ridiculous hypocrisy of what's happening today in Paris#CharlieHebdo#freespeech -
@DanielWickham93 19) PM Cameron whose government raided Guardian offices and ordered destruction of private property. -
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@DanielWickham93 France leaders where pro Palestine demonstrations were banned -
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@c_9@DanielWickham93 what is this map of ??? -
@Hieronymouz@DanielWickham93 His previous tweets explain.
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@DanielWickham93 The Finnish PM was also there and blasphemy is also a criminal offence in Finland: http://yle.fi/uutiset/minister_of_justice_blasphemy_law_need_not_be_changed/7730844 … -
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@DanielWickham93 though to be fair, I am not sure that anyone's been convicted of blasphemy in IE,& if they were, they wouldn't be flogged. - View other replies
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@LucyWBMcA@DanielWickham93 Not only that, but no prosecution has ever been brought. Basically impossible to commit the offence of blasphemy - View other replies
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@LucyWBMcA@DanielWickham93 so I don't think that this equates to some of the other states' transgressions mentioned on this list -
@DonnchaKnow@DanielWickham93 no, it doesn't, but why have a pointless law? -
@LucyWBMcA@DanielWickham93 It's unfortunately mandated by Art. 40.6.1 of our silly, anachronistic constitution. Drafted by catholic zealots
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@DanielWickham93 Thank you for this great effort. -
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@DanielWickham93@7worldscollide there are no European nations with true freedom of speech, defamation, incitement, broadcasting laws etc -
@eslsys no. It's all a bit farcical.
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@7worldscollide@DanielWickham93 farcical - best summary indeed
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