Denmark




From the Communiqué


19 February 2008

MOHAMMED CARTOON CONTROVERSY RESURFACES

More than a dozen Danish newspapers last week reprinted a drawing of the Prophet Mohammed that caused worldwide controversy in 2006, in protest at a newly discovered plot to kill the cartoonist, according to Cartoonists Rights Network International (CRNI), the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) and news reports.
1 February 2006

CARTOONS CAUSE DIPLOMATIC ROW

The reproduction of cartoons in several European newspapers depicting the Prophet Muhammad has ignited a storm of controversy in Europe and the Middle East over freedom of expression, media ethics and religious fundamentalism.
 
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