Prominent Danish Activist and Author Prosecuted for ‘People Trafficking’ After Giving Syrian Refugee Family a Lift
11th March 2016
A prominent Danish rights activist and author has been fined £2,300 for “people trafficking” after giving a Syrian refugees a lift.
Lisbeth Zornig and her husband Mikael Lindholm were handed a combined fine of 45,000 krone (£4,700) by judges in the city of Nykøbing Falster today.
Ms Zornig was prosecuted for picking up a Syrian family of four adults and two children in southern Denmark and driving them to Copenhagen on 7 September last year.