Demonstrators in Sudan called for the execution of British teacher Gillian Gibbons, who made the "mistake" of nicknaming a Teddy bear in her class Muhammad after her students held a vote.

But who do they speak for?

From CP via CTV.ca:

Conrad Black pledged Friday he will return to professional life even if he is handed a jail sentence for fraud and obstruction of justice, saying any time behind bars would "compound the injustice'' of his criminal trial.

"Even on a worse case, I'll be back,'' Black said Friday in an interview with BBC Radio 4's Today program. ...

He has also pointed to the fact that he was acquitted of 12 charges, vowing to get rid of the remaining four on appeal.*

* I seem to remember Black being convicted on four of 13 charges. Tonight's CBC.ca story reported Black as being convicted on four of 13, so somebody is wrong.

"It has been my honour to show the shortcomings of the plea bargain system and the shortcomings of the corporate governance zealots,'' Black told the BBC.

Any time served behind bars, he added, would mean he is "merely participating in compounding the injustice, which will be the accepted fact of this case before too long.''

The BBC story: Conrad Black protests innocence