Bernard Klatt wins prestigious George Orwell Award
VICTORIA: One of Canada’s top Internet experts, Bernard Klatt, is the 2007 George Orwell award recipient. This is an award from the Canadian Free Speech League.
Bernard Klatt is a lifelong defender of freedom of speech in Canada and has been certified as an expert before courts and tribunals in Canada.
Most recently, Bernard Klatt testified for three days as an Internet Expert in the major Internet censorship case of Marc Lemire in Toronto. Bernard Klatt has also testified in:
- The Ernst Zundel human rights case (Toronto),
- the Glenn Bahr Section 13 case in Edmonton, Alberta
- John Micka case
- and the “www.BCWhitePride.Com” case in Pentiction, British Columbia.
Back in 1995 and 1996, Bernard Klatt, was the target of an ongoing harassment campaign by Sol Littman and the Simon Wiesenthal Centre due to content of websites on his ISP – Fairview Technology Centre – FTCnet.com.
No one in Canada deserves more to be recognized for his accomplishments and dedication to freedom than Bernard Klatt.
The award was presented by the Battling Barrister and Victoria Lawyer Douglas Christie. The award read: “For outstanding courage, expertise and integrity, in pursuit of Internet freedom for all.” (…Full Article)
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