The prosecution, by proper courts of law, of dissidents for their peaceful activities. Unless a report is on prosecution in general, it has been categorized in the subcategory of the country where the prosecution occurred.
By Santiago Alvarez ∙ August 5, 2012
Every year the German government proudly presents the numbers of peaceful dissidents it persecutes, which it lumps together with violent criminals as "enemies of the [German] constitution." Never mind that Germany doesn't even have a constitution… On July 18 of this year, the German government released the figures of government prosecutions for the year 2011…
By Germar Rudolf ∙ August 27, 2017
In the whole world, the Federal Republic of Germany enjoys the reputation of being a liberal, democratic country under the rule of law. This self-portrait will not be simply adopted here, however, but it will be critically reviewed. The litmus test for a country under the rule of law is when the state’s interests collide…
By Michèle Renouf, Richard Edmonds ∙ April 22, 2017
It is important to revisit the legal case against Horst Mahler who has been heavily punished by the German courts for thought crimes. Here is a video that will help to remind us how terrible it is to be a dissident and how dangerous is to speak your mind freely with regard to the Holocaust.
By Alison Chabloz ∙ April 15, 2017
Former lawyer and political activist, Horst Mahler was sentenced to ten years and two months in prison for incitement to racial hatred. He was released after serving seven years because of health problems. A speech given last January in Ludwigshafen caused the authorities to recall Mahler to prison to finish off his sentence.
By Olodogma ∙ November 16, 2013
Abstract In 2013, Italian police forces raided the homes of numerous participants of the U.S. Stormfront blog. The background of this raid was a discussion about the veracity and reliability of entries in the victims’ database of the Israeli Yad Vashem Holocaust Remembrance Center, among other things. To verify these claims, Italian blogger Olodogma looked…
By Anthony Hall ∙ October 7, 2016
The Canadian University of Lethbridge has confirmed that it suspended without pay the professor Prof. Tony Hall accused by Jewish groups of disseminating Zionist conspiracy theories and encouraging speculation about the Holocaust.
By Hadding Scott ∙ October 2, 2016
On 27 September 2016, Robert Faurisson, emeritus professor of literature at the University of Lyon, was prosecuted before the XVIIth correctional chamber of the High Court of Paris for three alleged crimes: two counts of “disputing crimes against humanity” and one count of “racial defamation” (diffamation raciale). The two charges of disputing crimes against humanity…
By Roberto Hernández ∙ June 28, 2016
Italy’s parliament has been discussing a bill to criminalize Holocaust denial for the past 10 years. Other laws are now in effect; public incitement to racial hatred and such things are penalized, but Holocaust denial was not criminalized like it is in 14 other countries in Europe until now. Italian Parliament The first step to pass…
By Alison Chabloz ∙ June 26, 2016
In contrast to the Court of Appeal hearing given last March, this latest bout of Ziocons [=Zionist neocons] persecution of revisionist, Robert Faurisson, was held in the 17° Chambre Correctionelle of the High Court at the Palais de Justice in Paris, ensuring that numerous members of the public who’d gathered there to support the professor were able to witness the proceedings from the…
By Alison Chabloz ∙ March 18, 2016
Prof. Dr. Robert Faurisson, March 2016 Yesterday, March 17, I was present at the Court of Appeal in Paris for what was announced as The Trial of the Century. The trial was centred around a 2011 documentary film by Paul-Eric Blanrue, Un homme, based on the life and work of the world’s foremost “Holocaust” revisionist,…
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