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Danish activist Rasmus Paludan has been sentenced to four months in prison in Sweden over alleged comments made during Qur’an burning protests.
He was accused of saying “that Muslims like to use violence”, “that Muslims create unrest and disharmony,” and “that Arabs, Muslims and Africans are not intelligent”. The Danish activist has steadfastly denied saying such remarks and has vowed to appeal his four-month prison sentence. On top of jail time, Paludan was ordered to pay SEK 20,000 to the man he allegedly insulted.He argued that the court did not present exact quotes of his supposedly disparaging remarks but rather based its rulings on interpretations of what he said.
The controversy surrounding the issue also drove a wedge between Sweden and NATO as the Scandinavian country sought to enter into the American-led military alliance.
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