The 12 caricatures of Islam's founder were published in Danish newspapers in September 2005 triggering riots and violence which claimed the lives of over 50 people. The cartoons were subsequently published in Norway, France, Germany, Italy and Spain.Place yer bets!
Kasem Said Ahmad, a spokesman for the Danish Muslim Society, which led the campaign against the cartoons said: “We will not be holding any demonstrations as we got nothing from the Danish courts when we tried to sue the newspapers. We will ignore all provocations in future.”
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Wednesday, January 30, 2008
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Danish library to exhibit Mohammed cartoons.