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… or when decency became criminalized in Denmark Our day in court…
Transcript of or when decency became criminalized in Denmark · Buitenland ETIQUE Cultuur & Leven Q ZOE-KEN...
… or when decency becamecriminalized in Denmark
Our day in court…
The day they cameThe Southern Danish border, September 7, 2015
Giving hitchhikers a lift…
… and being filmed during the actby national Danish TV News
The judge: Guilty as charged, next case, please
Our sentence: A total fine of 50.000
Danish kroner or 14 days in prison
Charge:
Aiding with
• transportation
• accomodation
to people without
proper travel
documents =
illegal, punishable
by prison and/or
fine.
Ruled at Lower
Court and High
Court – case
rejected by
Supreme Court
3 different
Danish courts, 3
different
sentences for the
same offence:
A. Guilty, fine of
2 x 25.000
D.Kr.
B. Guilty, fine of
5.000 D.Kr.
C. Not guilty
Could we please
choose?
The black spot on the map
Different reactions
Syrian-born MP Naser Khader:
”Don’t flash your compassion,
racist”
Anonymous:
The law
must be
respected,
but
sometimes it
is necessary
to break it –
we’re behind
you, Zornig.
Citizens: Hey, let’s
collect and pay their
fine, folks!
Anyway, the kids are OK
Their first Christmas in Helsingborg, Sweden
