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The response to the case I found on the Nigerian Embassy in the Hague [1] indicates that there is no truth to the allegations that a court sentenced her to stoning. There is such strong dissonance between those sides that there's no way to reconcile the points of view. Where lies the truth? Jens Nielsen 21:15, 17 July 2006 (UTC)
