فيلدرز متطرف يميني هولندي يطالب بمنع الحجاب بها

أعلن "خيرت فيلدرز" زعيم حزب الحرية اليميني المتطرف الهولندي - أمام مناصريه بمدينة "ألمير"
الهولندية - عن أن منع حجاب الموظفات المسلمات بالمجالس المحلية المؤسسات
الرسمية ومكاتب السلطة المحلية وكل مؤسسة تُموَّل من قبل الدولة بمدينتي "لاهاي" و"ألمير" الهولنديتين - سيكون أهم نقاط المناقشة بين حزبه والتحالف الحكومي، مؤكدًا على أن أوروبا كلها ستقتدي بالحزب في ذلك.

وقد أكد زعيم الحزب - الذي يخوض حزبه الانتخابات المحلية هذا الشهر بالمدينتين حيث يُعد أوسع الأحزاب شهرة بمدينة "ألمير" وثانيها بمدينة "لاهاي" - على أن الشعائر والرموز النصرانية لن تخضع لهذا المنع؛ لأن رموز هاتين الملتين تمثل الثقافة الهولندية.


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Wilders goes for headscarf ban in the Hague


Friday 26 February 2010
A ban on headscarves for city council workers and in all institutions
and clubs which get local authority money will be the most important
point in the PVV´s negotiations to join governing coalitions in Almere
and the Hague, says party leader Geert Wilders.

Speaking to RTL news, Wilders said the ban would be central to talks to
form new local authority executives in the only two cities where the
party is contesting the March 3 local elections.

The ban will apply to 'all council offices and all other institutions
and clubs which get even one cent of council money,' he said.

The PVV is tipped to emerge as the biggest party in Almere and second biggest in the Hague.

Speech
Wilders brought up the ban again in a speech to supporters in Almere,
where he entered the room to the Rocky theme tune Eye of the Tiger.

The ban will not apply to other religious items such as Christian
crosses and Jewish skull caps because these are symbols of our own
Dutch culture, Wilders said in his speech, receiving a standing ovation
from the crowd.

The speech began with a 'lengthy tirade' against the 'arrogant Labour
party', according to the Volkskrant report of the meeting. 'If you
translate the PvdA's Arabic language election brochures they say 'bring
your family here. You get benefits, we pay for everything', the
Volkskrant quoted the PVV leader as saying.

'Almere must become the safest city in the Netherlands,' he said.
'There will be an end to subsidies for Turkish macramé and Arabic
finger painting. Not just the Netherlands but all of Europe will look
to Almere'.

Discrimination

Wilders is currently facing charges of discrimination and inciting
hatred against non western immigrants and Muslims. He always maintains
he is opposed to Islam, not Muslims themselves.

Earlier this week, Wilders told the Telegraaf the PVV´s commitment to
maintaining the current retirement age of 65 would be crucial in
negotiations to form a new national government, following the collapse
of the CDA, Labour and ChristenUnie alliance last weekend.

Most parties have already ruled out forming a coalition with Wilders.
Only the Christian Democrats and right wing Liberals VVD have not done
so.
Opinion polls make it likely that four parties will be needed to form a new government after the June 9 vote.