richards | June 2, 2017
(JTA) An Estonian nationalist politician vowed in his election campaign to decriminalize Holocaust denial and instead penalize those who would downplay the Soviet domination of the country. Georg Kirsberg, who is running for a lawmakers seat for the Conservative Peoples Party in Estonias elections in October, was quoted Wednesday by the Estonian National Broadcasting Company.
simmons | June 2, 2017
The Jerusalem Post Sweden launches program to fight Holocaust denial and antisemitism The Jerusalem Post According to Lomfors, the impetus for setting up the Forum over a decade ago was in part a nationwide survey which revealed that Swedes had very limited knowledge of the Holocaust, and that a large number of youths showed signs of Holocaust denial .
richards | June 2, 2017
Did the Holocaust really happen? Does one have a legal right to deny it? Are there historical revisionists who want the whole incident to fade away or be relegated to a mere fairy tale and why
richards | May 30, 2017
The Jerusalem Post PayPal probes neo-Nazi account supportive of Holocaust denier , Hezbollah The Jerusalem Post The Third Way has also come out in support of convicted Holocaust denier Horst Mahler. Mahler served multiple sentences in Germany for Holocaust denial and other Nazi-related activities
simmons | May 26, 2017
Earlier this week, The Guardian published leaked Facebook guidelines for moderators charged with deciding whether to take down hateful content from the social media site. Possibly the most controversial revelation is how Facebook determines whether to remove content which denies the Holocaust
simmons | May 26, 2017
SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER The files explain that moderators should take down Holocaust denial material in only four of the 14 countries where it is outlawed, reported The Guardian on Wednesday, referencing leaked Facebook training documents. One document says the company does not welcome local law that stands as an obstacle to an open and connected world and will only consider blocking or hiding Holocaust denial messages and photographs if we face the risk of getting blocked in a country or a legal risk.' Though Facebookstated in the documents that refugees and migrants also will not receive the protections given to other vulnerable groups, the social network has allegedly told moderators to remove dehumanising speech or any calls for violence against refugees
simmons | May 26, 2017
Email a copy of "Report: UK Jewish Leaders Demand Infamous Holocaust Denier David Irvings Books Be Removed From University of Manchester" to a friend University of Manchester campus. Photo: Wikimedia Commons. A coalition of the UKs foremostJewish leaders has demanded that Holocaust denier David Irvings books be removed from open access at the University of Manchesters main library,Christian Today reported on Tuesday.
admin | May 24, 2017
Facebook says it does not welcome local law that stands as an obstacle to an open and connected world. Composite: Getty Images Facebooks policies on Holocaust denial will come under fresh scrutiny following the leak of documents that show moderators are being told not to remove this content in most of the countries where it is illegal. The files explain that moderators should take down Holocaust denial material in only four of the 14 countries where it is outlawed, if reported.
admin | May 19, 2017
Flyers denying the historical accuracy of the Holocaust have sparked outrage from University of Western Australia studentsafter they were distributed around the campus on Wednesday. It is understood the flyers contained content that supported the works of controversial historian David Irvingand questioned whether the Holocaust actually happened. The flyers are similar in content to those posted around eastern state campuses last month, which saw pamphlets distributed at the Australian National University, Monash University and Monash University in Victoria
admin | May 17, 2017
RT Runaway Holocaust denier convicted for 'Sieg Heil' salutes faces ... RT An 81-year-old Nazi sympathizer recalled to prison in Germany to complete a 10-year sentence for continuously breaking the nation's Holocaust denial laws ...
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