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USCIRF slams new blasphemy law in Denmark

USCIRF slams new blasphemy law in Denmark

Denmark has changed its penal code to criminalize “inappropriate treatment(s)” of texts of high religious importance, thus introducing blasphemy legislation that the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) criticized as “the wrong approach.”
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