Woman who called Prophet Muhammad a 'pedophile' has conviction upheld by top court
47-year-old Mrs. S had made the comments during two seminars she had held in 2011 and was earlier convicted of slandering religious doctrines by Austrian courts
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled against a woman who had previously been convicted of disparaging religious doctrines for calling Prophet Muhammad a pedophile and declared that her freedom of speech rights have not been violated.
According to the Daily Mail, the woman, identified by court documents as one 47-year-old Mrs. S from Vienna, had made the statements during two seminars she had held in 2011. The comments reportedly came during discussions on the Prophet's marriage with six-year-old Aisha, which scriptures indicate was consummated when the girl was just nine years old.
