Carima Tirillsdottir Heinesen

WWF Norway assumes partial responsibility for the environment and SV's politics coming into the shade during this year's election campaign. Other NGOs do not take co-responsibility.

Rolf Reikvam and electoral scientist are among those who advise the SV to consider leaving government. But even though both Audun Lysbakken and Inga Marte Thorkildsen partly blame the AP cooperation for the election defeat, they will not come out now.

Despite the fact that 60 percent of the Liberal Party's election promises have been broken by supporting a FRP city council, the party will still have the FRP in power. The Greens, for their part, promise that the FRP will be removed from the town halls. – A guarantee, says the party's spokeswoman to Ny Tid.

Since April, "Stop Islamizing Norway" has been presented as a "voluntary organization" on TV 2's website. SIAN got a special discount and paid 14,50 a day to spread big ads with "Yes to freedom – no to Islam".

Eight days before the terrorist attack 22. In July, Khalid Salimi applied for support from the Ministry of Culture for a multicultural house in Oslo. The Minister of Culture warns against "22 / 7 applications", but opens for Salimi. – Terror was an attack on diversity. The answer is more diversity, says the head of Horizon and the Melafestival.

* "There is no doubt that the death sentence against Rahim Rostami is real," states his Norwegian lawyer Cecilie Schjatvet. The UN High Commissioner for Refugees is kept constantly informed about the 20 year-old, who must have been subjected to torture. The case is attracting international attention.

* Left says the government is co-responsible for the fate of the young Kurds and calls for a halt in forced expulsions to Iran. The Left now has "no confidence" anymore in the Government's asylum policy.

The publisher Aschehoug secretly keeps the names of the female writers in the anthology overt. But here, the veiled women are "revealed", who will next week with their "Muslim crude texts".

* While the Government and UNE do not want questions during the Easter holidays, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees is taking action. The UN demands to get all information about Kurdish Rahim Rostami (19) – forcibly dispatched from Norway to Iran's notorious torture prison.

* UNE claims the 19 year-old is being visited by the family, but it is being disputed by human rights organizations. New state information contradicts UNE's press release. 10 organizations are now asking Norway to stop all forced emigration to Iran.

* "The Immigration Appeals Board is a human rights organization", says the Immigration Appeals Board's director Terje Sjeggestad to Ny Tid. At the same time, he doubts the general competence of the UNE critics, after criticism of the forced deportation of Rahim Rostami (19) to Iran.

* – Sjeggestad's claims fall to their own unreasonableness. UNE is a complaint body, not a human rights organization, says John Peder Egenæs in Amnesty Norway. The head of research at UiO responds with disbelief to the statements made by the head of the state body.