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Started in October 2008, the '''Coalition to Defend Free Speech''' is a coalition of organizations supporting [[freedom of speech]], specifically against the charge of "defamation of religions", introduced to the [[U.N. High Commissioner on Human Rights]] by the [[Organization of the Islamic Conference]] in 1999.<ref>{{citation
Started in October 2008, the '''Coalition to Defend Free Speech''' is a coalition of organizations supporting [[freedom of speech]], specifically against the charge of "defamation of religions", introduced to the [[U.N. High Commissioner on Human Rights]] by the [[Organization of the Islamic Conference]] in 1999.<ref>{{citation
  | url = http://www.defendfreespeech.net/
  | url = http://www.defendfreespeech.net/
  | title = Coalition to Defend Free Speech}}</ref> The charge was introduced by [[Pakistan]], entitled "Defamation of Islam".<ref>{{citation
  | title = Coalition to Defend Free Speech}}</ref> The charge was introduced by Pakistan, entitled "Defamation of Islam".<ref>{{citation
  | title = Don't Say a Word: A U.N. resolution seeks to criminalize opinions that differ with the Islamic faith.
  | title = Don't Say a Word: A U.N. resolution seeks to criminalize opinions that differ with the Islamic faith.
  | author = Christopher Hitchens | date = March 2, 2009
  | author = Christopher Hitchens | date = March 2, 2009

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Started in October 2008, the Coalition to Defend Free Speech is a coalition of organizations supporting freedom of speech, specifically against the charge of "defamation of religions", introduced to the U.N. High Commissioner on Human Rights by the Organization of the Islamic Conference in 1999.[1] The charge was introduced by Pakistan, entitled "Defamation of Islam".[2]

Organizational members include:

Individuals involved include Morton Halperin of the Open Society Institute, Floyd Abrams and John Wohlstetter, Senior Vice president of the American Jewish Congress.

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