White House 'is set to accept the Koran burner as a refugee from Britain' ⊕
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12 days ago
The US government is considering granting asylum to Turkish-born atheist protester Hamit Coskun, who burned a Koran outside a Turkish consulate in London last February.
4 months ago
Man fined for burning Qur’an in London wins appeal against conviction ○
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Judge says Hamit Coskun has ‘right to offend’ and overturns conviction for religiously aggravated public order offence
A man who set fire to a Qur’an outside the Turkish consulate in London has won an…
5 months ago
Koran-burning protestor slashed by knife-wielding Muslim says decision not to jail his attacker is 'disgraceful' example of 'two-tier justice' ○
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Activist Hamit Coskun, 51, shouted 'f*** Islam', 'Islam is religion of terrorism' and 'Koran is burning', as he held a flaming Islamic text aloft outside the Turkish consulate during a protest in Kni…
8 months ago
Man charged over 'threat to behead' protester who set Koran alight outside Turkish consulate ○
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Muhammad Naasir Attaari, 49, was charged with threatening to kill Hamit Coskun after he burned the Muslim holy book outside the Turkish consulate in London on February 13.
Man fined after burning Qur’an outside Turkish consulate in London ○
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Hamit Coskun, found guilty of religiously aggravated public order offence, was ‘motivated at least in part by a hatred of Muslims’, judge says
A man has been fined after he set fire to a Qur’an outsid…
9 months ago
Prosecuting man for burning Qur’an ‘reintroducing blasphemy law’, UK court told ○
Hamit Coskun, 50, held burning text outside Turkish consulate London, Westminster magistrates court heard
Prosecuting a man for burning the Qur’an is “tantamount to reintroducing a blasphemy law” in G…
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