The U.N. Human Rights Commission dismissed a complaint from a Canadian teacher and publisher of anti-Semitic tracts who was removed from his teaching duties in 1991. The conviction of Malcolm Ross, who claimed his freedom of speech and freedom of worship had been violated, was upheld by the Supreme Court of Canada in 1995.
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