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]]> by: cearta.ie » Blog Archive » Holocaust Denial in the EU http://www.freespeech.org.nz/section14/2007/01/16/german-bid-to-spread-fascism/#comment-4641 Fri, 20 Apr 2007 08:08:01 +0000 http://www.freespeech.org.nz/section14/2007/01/16/german-bid-to-spread-fascism/#comment-4641 [...] The Holocaust Memorial Day Trust will be holding its second annual conference on Monday 30th April at the Town Hall in Leeds, England (conference details pdf here). No doubt there will be much discussion of the merits of legislation against holocaust denial. The German proposal in January to have the EU make holocuast denial a criminal offence as a matter of EU law (blogged here by me, and with great insight by Section 14 and Liberal England) was debated in the Parliament in March, and was adopted by the Council of Ministers yesterday (see: press release (pdf) &#124; BBC &#124; FT (also here) &#124; IHT &#124; Independent &#124; Irish Times &#124; David Farrar&#8217;s Kiwiblog &#124; Dizzythinks &#124; Johnathan Calder on Liberal England &#124; Marketplace of Ideas &#124; and of course Section 14). From the EU press release: The following intentional conduct will be punishable in all EU Member States: [...] […] The Holocaust Memorial Day Trust will be holding its second annual conference on Monday 30th April at the Town Hall in Leeds, England (conference details pdf here). No doubt there will be much discussion of the merits of legislation against holocaust denial. The German proposal in January to have the EU make holocuast denial a criminal offence as a matter of EU law (blogged here by me, and with great insight by Section 14 and Liberal England) was debated in the Parliament in March, and was adopted by the Council of Ministers yesterday (see: press release (pdf) | BBC | FT (also here) | IHT | Independent | Irish Times | David Farrar’s Kiwiblog | Dizzythinks | Johnathan Calder on Liberal England | Marketplace of Ideas | and of course Section 14). From the EU press release: The following intentional conduct will be punishable in all EU Member States: […]

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