Rasmus Paludan, the far-right leader of the Danish Stram Kurs party, has been sentenced to four months in prison by a Swedish court for incitement against an ethnic group due to his inflammatory actions, including the public burning of the Qur'an and derogatory remarks about Muslims during protests in 2022. This landmark ruling makes Paludan the first individual in Sweden to face such charges related to Qur'an burning, which sparked violent riots and raised concerns about Sweden's NATO membership discussions with Turkey. The court emphasized that Paludan's statements crossed the line of acceptable political discourse and were not protected under freedom of speech, despite his claims of unawareness regarding the filming of the protests. Paludan, who has a history of similar convictions in Denmark, plans to appeal the ruling. In response to the unrest caused by his actions, the Swedish government is considering measures to grant police the authority to deny permits for potentially dangerous demonstrations.