Remembrance and responsibility · Question 24 of 69
How can someone who denies the Holocaust be punished?
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- D with imprisonment of up to five years or a fine
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Anyone who publicly denies, trivializes or condones the Holocaust is liable to prosecution for incitement to hatred (Section 130(3) of the Criminal Code). The penalty is imprisonment of up to five years or a fine. Freedom of expression does not protect the denial of this genocide.