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In mid-September, The European Court of Human Rights ordered Polish authorities to pay pop star Dorota Rabczewska, known as "Doda," damages in the amount of $9,300 for a ruling they overturned. The case goes back to a 2009 television interview where Doda said that she was more convinced by dinosaurs than the Bible, adding that “it’s hard to believe in something written by people who drank too much wine and smoked weed.” Chairman of a Polish Christian organization, Ryszard Nowak, responded by insisting she committed blasphemy per the country’s article 196 of the penal code. Doda was formally charged in 2012, and a Warsaw District Court imposed a fine of roughly $985. The European Court of Human Rights disagreed with the Warsaw court’s ruling and decided there was no reason to think her comments would incite violence or promote hate. The court insisted that Doda’s right to free speech was violated. The amount of the fine imposed by the Human Rights Court on authorities was nine times that of the original penalty imposed on Doda.
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Polish Pop Star WINS Blasphemy Case!
Location: Poland
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