How far should free speech go?

Latest update: 05/05/2009

- anti-Semitism - elections - racism

President Nicolas Sarkozy's chief of staff, Claude Gueant, said the European-election campaign led by the "anti-Zionist" activist and comic Dieudonne was anti-Semitic and that authorities were examining the possibility of banning his lists.

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