Swedish filmmakers found guilty of disturbing the Estonia ferry wreck site where 852 died. 'Protecting the sanctity of the dead is more important than protecting freedom of expression and information,' the judge said.
were on Monday found guilty in a retrial of violating the sanctity of the site where hundreds perished.
The Gothenburg district court found in February 2021 that the documentary's director Henrik Evertsson and deep-sea analyst Linus Andersson, both Swedes, had committed actions punishable under the so-called"Estonia Law." "Protecting the sanctity of the dead is more important than protecting freedom of expression and information," he said in a statement.
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