- Irish blasphemy law being used as a lever by Islamic countries
(news item in CathNews Asia, 13 Jan) - Irlanda, rappresentante Osce contro la legge sulla blasfemia
(news item in Il Velino, 13 Jan) - Blasphemy, an unjustified privilege
(opinion piece by Ophelia Benson in the Guardian, 11 Jan) - Let the Blaspheming Begin!
(opinion piece by Tommi Avicolli-Mecca in Beyond Chron, San Francisco, 11 Jan) - Thank God for giving the rest of the world something to laugh at
(radio review by Eithne Tynan in the Sunday Tribune, 10 Jan) - Gott hat immer recht
(news item in Sued Deutsche, 10 Jan) - In God We Don’t Trust, the Irish atheists say
(opinion piece by Andy Dabilis in New Europe, 10 Jan) - ‘Aye, those be slighting words against the Lord:’ Ireland’s blasphemy law
(opinion piece by Stephen Marche in National Post Canada, 9 Jan) - Views on Ireland’s controversial new blasphemy law (highlights)
(series of opinion pieces in Washington Post, 8 Jan) - Views on Ireland’s controversial new blasphemy law (full version)
(series of opinion pieces in Washington Post, 4-11 Jan)
January 12, 2010
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