Denmark Plans Legislation to Criminalize Public Quran Burnings

Recent public Quran burnings in Denmark by anti-Islam activists have caused angry protests in Muslim countries.
The proposed law aims to prohibit the improper treatment of the Quran and other holy texts in public spaces.
Violating the law could result in fines or up to two years in prison.
The legislation aims to uphold freedom of expression while preventing acts that sow discord.
Some see the law as necessary to ease tensions, while critics argue it limits free speech.