The anti-Islam protests occurred after Rasmus Paludan: All Need To Know

                                     

Riots in Swedish Town After Far-Right Groups Burn Quran Near Migrant Locality:

The anti-Islam protests occurred after Rasmus Paludan, leader of Danish far-right political party Hard Line, had been denied permission to have a meeting in Malmo and was stopped at the Swedish border, according to the newspaper.

•  The anti-Islam protests occurred after Rasmus Paludan, leader of Danish far-right political party Hard Line, had been denied permission to have a meeting in Malmo and was stopped at the Swedish border, according to the newspaper.
•  Authorities pre-empted Paludan's arrival by announcing he had been banned from entering Sweden for two years. He was later arrested near Malmo. "We suspect that he was going to break the law in Sweden," Calle Persson, spokesman for the police in Malmo told AFP. "There was also a risk that his behaviour... would pose a threat to society."
• Daily Aftonbladet said several anti-Islam activities had taken place in Malmo on Friday, including three men kicking a copy of the Quran between them in a public square.
•  A spokesperson said the situation was not under control yet, and action was ongoing to bring calm. “We see a connection between what is happening now and what happened earlier today,” he said. The demonstrations had escalated in the same place where the Quran had been burned, the spokesman said. The site of violence is near a predominantly migrant neighborhood.