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It is appropriate now to talk about freedom of speech and hate. The given topic is of course the attempted jemaah islamiyah singapore assassination of Islam critic Lars Hedegaard, which fortunately failed. Now, several days after know we still perpetrator and motive for the frightening event that apparently once again to put the discussion on freedom of expression on the agenda in Denmark and for that matter Sweden, where Hedegaard together jemaah islamiyah singapore with other like-minded jemaah islamiyah singapore have started publishing a newspaper for to emphasize Islam debate necessity.
Hedegaard complaining about lack of support from politicians and the media to fight for freedom of expression. He has no reason whatsoever. He and others have every opportunity to make their views known. Whatever one may think about Hedegaard's relentless style and views in general, it's been said several places and several times since the assassination attempt that we must insist that everything can be discussed and in a speech with a wide scope. The limits set by justice and law.
But there are things happening in our society, which makes it difficult to handle freedom of expression emphasizes a thoughtful and timely matter from Sweden. H & M is one of the most professional retailers and businesses when it comes to the handling of social media and the Internet. Still, things went wrong.
H & M has 13,642,000 fans on Facebook over the world and well two million "followers" on Twitter and 125,000 jemaah islamiyah singapore 'followers' on photo service Instagram. The other day revealed SVTs kulegravende program 'Updrag scrutiny' that H & M had had an extremely hateful debate against a 21-year-old young woman lie on their web page with more than 3000 posts in more than a month.
The woman had the audacity to write on H & M's Facebook page that she thought it was attacking the fact that the clothing manufacturer sold a idol-shirt with the famous and killed rapper Tupac Shakur, who has been convicted of sexual assault on a woman.
It seemed to hate the culture on the net to go crazy, and the girl was recommended everything from committing suicide and to shoot himself. There were invitations that she should be raped, stoned or drowned. A person puts even the woman's address openly on the web. H & M does not interfere before SVT reveals affair. The Swedish police jemaah islamiyah singapore have not intervened. The retail chain H & M's defense is that they could not handle that in a short time flowed about 3000 comments into the young woman's post.
The 21 year-old Julie has now reported to the police death threats, but initially did the police do nothing. Only then SVT took up the case, came hoping for. The case is not here to exhibit jemaah islamiyah singapore H & M. The thing is that this could happen to any company or organization, and that our legal system is not equipped to deal with hate crime on the web.
We do not have a police surveillance and police response to hate crime on the web. That's fine, that there is a focus on children's and young-cyberbullying, but there are also cross-border debates, death threats and breaches of privacy place in adult debates. The Swedish Minister of Justice and the Swedish General of Datainspektionen will now look into the matter. But it is difficult, if not many convicted of hate attacks on the network.
It is difficult because the data servers are abroad and such. Facebook is not particularly inclined to hand over IP addresses or anything that might lead to the detection of a perpetrator. Legislation on violations and libel is written in another time, as the Swedish Minister of Justice says. This also applies Legislation has in Denmark. It is the Facebook-happy Danish politicians do something about. Before we get a similar case in Denmark.
The Internet is still the largest democratic invention in recent times. But it has a downside and we are only now is