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Extract from Hansard (House of Commons Report) – London, July 10, 1992Mr. David Irving Ms. Glenda Jackson: To ask the Attorney-General what consideration the Director of Public Prosecutions has given to prosecuting Mr. David Irving under the Race Relations Act 1976 over the organisation of revisionist seminars describing the holocaust as a liberal myth.The Attorney-General: The Director of Public Prosecutions is not currently giving consideration to any proceedings against David Irving.
Anyone who has evidence giving reasonable grounds to believe that an offence has been committed should report it to the police. Extract from Hansard (House of Commons Report) – London, July 10, 1992Mr. David Irving Ms. Glenda Jackson: To ask the Attorney-General what consideration the Director of Public Prosecutions has given to prosecuting Mr.
David Irving under the Race Relations Act 1976 over the organisation of revisionist seminars describing the holocaust as a liberal myth.The Attorney-General: The Director of Public Prosecutions is not currently giving consideration to any proceedings against David Irving. Anyone who has evidence giving reasonable grounds to believe that an offence has been committed should report it to the police.
The Attorney-General: The Director of Public Prosecutions is not currently giving consideration to any proceedings against David Irving. Anyone who has evidence giving reasonable grounds to believe that an offence has been committed should report it to the police.
See Also
- Jewish Chronicle, November 18, 1960 (Book)
- Jchron291102 (Book)
- Jchron 181160 (Book)
- Jchron170792 (Document)
- Jchron021283 (Letter)