NorwayDemokrati 10 · Democracy and human rights
There is freedom of expression in Norway. What is still forbidden?
In the exam (Norwegian)
Det er ytringsfrihet i Norge. Hva er likevel forbudt?
- aWriting about your own religion and your own opinions on social mediaÅ skrive om sin egen religion og sine egne meninger på sosiale medier
- bMaking hateful statements against someone because of their skin colour or religionÅ komme med hatefulle ytringer mot noen på grunn av hudfarge eller religionCorrect answer
- cCriticising the government and the prime minister in a letter to the editor of a newspaperÅ kritisere regjeringen og statsministeren i et leserbrev i en avis
Why?
Freedom of expression is wide, but it has limits. Hateful statements (hatefulle ytringer) against someone because of, for example, their skin colour or religion are a criminal offence.
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