Talk:Carsten Juste

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[edit] Gone into hiding?

Carsten Juste has maintained a high visibility as editor-in-chief throughout the controversy, making a number of statements – including, on 8 February 2006, an icy rejection of a call for his resignation from Uffe Ellemann-Jensen, former Minister for Foreign Affairs of Denmark. Juste may have police protection, but I have seen no indication in Danish or (reputable) international media that he is "in hiding" (i e lives or works at undisclosed locations rather than his usual home or workplace). In fact, I have seen nothing at all in the media concerning Juste's or Flemming Rose's personal security arrangements. This may be due to an oversight on my part, but please provide a source if you think there is evidence that Juste is, or has been, in hiding.

--Bwiki 03:31, 13 February 2006 (UTC)