Iraqi Koran-burner disappointed with Sweden’s attitude Achi-News

The Christian Iraqi who burned the Koran in Stockholm says that ‘freedom of expression’ in Sweden is a ‘big lie’. This incident of the desecration of the holy book of Muslims has caused great anger in the entire Muslim world. The Iraqi Christians Salwan Momika, who came to the headlines of the world media by burning the Quran in Sweden, has said that the Swedish government has now left Sweden and arrived in Norway after his residence permit was revoked by the

This Koran burning incident caused outrage among Muslims around the world and relations between Sweden and Turkey became tense. Thirty-seven-year-old Momika told the French news agency AFP that she had left Sweden and arrived in Norway, where she plans to seek asylum. “I left Sweden because I was persecuted by government institutions,” Momika said in a statement published Wednesday in the Swedish Expression newspaper and issued this week. In one of her interviews, Momika said, “I’m going to Norway. Sweden accepts only. terrorists, who get shelter and protection, while intellectuals and thinkers are expelled from the country.” “I’m going to a country that welcomes me and respects me,” Momika told the newspaper. Sweden does not respect me.”He has now arrived in Norway and is on his way to the capital, Oslo. Momika described Sweden’s claims of freedom of speech and protection of human rights as a “big lie”. Norwegian authorities did not immediately comment on the matter.

Momika has publicly burned and desecrated the Muslim holy book several times in Sweden, causing outrage among Muslims around the world over the past few years. After videos of his provocative acts of burning the Koran surfaced, massive protests were held in several Muslim countries, leading to riots and disturbances in many places.

The Swedish government, while condemning the desecration of the Quran, refrained from taking any action against Momika, citing the country’s laws on freedom of speech and assembly.

Swedish migration authorities revoked Momika’s residence permit in October, saying she had provided false information in her application. So they will be sent to Iraq. However, Momika’s deportation was stopped due to security reasons. Momika said that if they were sent back to their homeland, their lives could be in danger.

Diplomatic problems also arose due to the Quran burning incidents. For example, the Swedish defense minister had to cancel his visit to Turkey during negotiations regarding Sweden’s accession to NATO.