CERD/C/71/D/36/2006 Page 4 “We can spend billions of Kroner and hours in trying to integrate Muslims into the country, but the result will be what the doctor observes. The cancer spreads without hindrance while we are talking.” 2.3 Several of these statements were previously published in a book by Ms. Frevert, under the title “In short - a political statement”. In this book, other statements against Muslims read: “We are hit by our own ‘human rights’ laws and have to see our culture and governmental system yield to a superior force building on 1000 years of dictatorship, a clerical rule” (page 36). “The march of events is certainly true. It can be measured. But the Muslim means of achieving the goal of the ongoing third holy war (third Jihad) are secret” (page 37). 2.4 Ms. Frevert later withdrew some of the material from the webpage as a result of the public debate generated by her statements. However, on 30 September 2005, in an interview to the Danish newspaper “Politiken”, she upheld the statements. The following extract is from an article entitled “The Danes are overrun”: “(…) (Reporter) How many are there of those who believe that they have a right to rape Danish girls? (Ms. Frevert) I don’t know anything about that. It should be seen in consideration of the fact that the Koran says in certain places that you may behave as you like to women in a male chauvinist spirit. It is a rhetorical way of expression relative to the saying of the Koran. (Reporter) Are you saying that it is ok according to the Koran to rape Danish girls? (Ms. Frevert) I am saying that the Koran allows you to use women as you like. (Reporter) How many Danish girls get raped by Muslims? (Ms. Frevert) I have no knowledge about that as such, other than that it is very well known that there has been a rape in a toilet by the courthouse. So that is a concrete example. How many I don’t know, but you know too from court cases that there have been rapes. (Reporter) Yes, but if it more or less appears from the Koran that rape is ok, then one would presumably be able to bring forth substantially more examples. (Ms. Frevert) I am not saying that it is a pattern, I am saying that this is what may happen. (Reporter) In the chapter that you have now removed, you wrote that our laws forbid us to kill them. Is that what you would like the most?