The march was headed by Mr. Terje Sjolie.

2.7 Mr. Sjolie appealed to the Supreme Court.

If we do that then everyone would pay attention, and we would win.

The police dropped the case with explicit reference to the Sjolie case.

It was later used in the criminal proceedings against Mr. Sjolie.

2.6 On 16 March 2001, Mr. Sjolie was acquitted by the Halden City Court.

Further, Mr. Sjolie had now been acquitted and cannot be retried.

Upon reaching the town square, Mr. Sjolie made a speech, in which he stated

We trust that the international community will give careful consideration to the merits of that proposal, with an eye to the future.

2.2 After the speech, Mr. Sjolie asked for a minute's silence in honour of Rudolf Hess.

The crowd, led by Mr. Sjolie, then repeatedly made the Nazi salute and shouted Sieg Heil .

The State party submitted that the authors could have taken defamation action against Mr. Sjolie.

Mr. Sjolie himself is currently serving a term of imprisonment for attempted murder in relation to an incident in which he shot another gang member.

Had they done this, the petitioners could have joined their action for criminal defamation to the criminal proceedings already under way against Mr. Sjolie. The petitioners could thereby have had an impact on the proceedings.

1.9 The Relief and Social Services Programme (RSSP) will place a high priority on providing assistance to meet minimum needs of the most vulnerable refugees.

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They were not personally targeted by the remarks, nor have they specified how, if at all, their substantive rights under article 5 were affected by the comments of Mr. Sjolie.

The majority also notes that the group of Mr. Sjolie's supporters was small, and those opposing the speech were in the majority and able to voice their disapproval.

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The prosecutor appealed to the Borgarting Court of Appeal, where Mr. Sjolie was convicted of a violation of section 135a because of the references in his speech to Jews.

None of the petitioners took any steps to address the statements of Mr. Sjolie before presenting their communication to the Committee, some three years after the comments were made.

The authors further state that the Supreme Court decision in the Sjolie case is already having a significant effect as a precedent, despite the entry into force of the new legislation.

In the course of the speech, Mr. Sjolie stated that his people and country are being plundered and destroyed by Jews, who suck our country empty of wealth and replace it with immoral and un Norwegian thoughts .

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As the Supreme Court minority pointed out, Mr. Sjolie's speech accepted and encouraged violent attacks on Jews, and paid homage to their mass extermination during the Second World War.

Others call for allocating Special Drawing Rights (SDR s) from the IMF, or for using the IMF s gold resources.

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