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TítuloAntisemitism as free speech: judicial responses to hate propaganda in Zundel and Keegstra

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Tamsin Solomon

Ediciónedited version of the article in Journal of Australian-Canadian Studies,Vol.13,no.1,1995

Call number364.151/0003

Número del objeto03140C

Lugar de publicaciónSydney, New South Wales, Australia

EditorialCentre for Comparative Genocide Studies

Año de publicación

1997

Paginaciónpp182-230

MaterialArticle

ISBN1864081597

NotesArticle from the book 'Genocide perspectives I'pp182-230

Descripción

This essay reviews the Supreme Court of Canada's legal interpretation of two separate cases of racial vilification: Zundel and Keeggstra;its judgement on the harms of hate propaganda and the revisionist arguments against limiting racist speech and actions.

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