The withdrawal of the elected Dutch parliamentary election from the plan to limit the rights of Muslims

According to the report of the international group Tasnim news agency quoting “NTV” newspaper, Geert Wilders, elected in the Dutch parliamentary elections, wants the rights of Muslims in the Netherlands to be limited by law. The country’s highest court classifies the proposals of the right-wing populist winner in the recent parliamentary elections as a violation of the rule of law. Now Wilders is withdrawing from this plan.

In this way, Geert Wilders, the Dutch right-wing populist, withdrew three controversial legislative proposals against Islam and Muslims. . He announced this issue in writing to the executive committee of the parliament without mentioning the reason. These proposals included the banning of mosques and the Koran, as well as severe restrictions on basic Muslim rights. This action, of course, is seen as a gesture to his potential coalition partners.

On Tuesday, the Party for the Freedom of Wilders (PVV) concluded its negotiations with three parties. Another rightist will resume about the possibility of forming a government. Among these negotiations should be whether the rule of law and the constitution remain intact or not. The far-right in the Netherlands won a surprising parliamentary election in October. Wilders has already announced that he will stop the controversial projects.

The PVV presented these three controversial anti-Islamic laws long before the elections. According to one proposal, possession of a Koran should be punishable by up to five years in prison. In the second draft of the law, the basic rights of people with multiple nationalities should be limited. For example, the right to vote should be taken away from them. In the third project, Wilders wanted to make it possible for people suspected of terrorism to be detained without a court order. There was no parliamentary majority for any of these proposals. The highest court in the Netherlands also classified them as violations of the rule of law.

About two weeks after the elections in the Netherlands, the Dutch parliament started its work with a new composition. did 150 members of the second chamber were sworn in last Wednesday in The Hague. By far the largest faction is the far-right Party for Freedom (PVV), led by Geert Wilders, with 37 seats, more than double the previous number.

It is not yet clear which parties want to form a new coalition and who will be the new head of government. Right-wing populist Wilders wants to govern with outgoing prime minister Mark Rutte’s right-wing liberal VVD, center-right NSC and right-wing populist BBB. But the talks to form such a coalition are going hard.

Mark Rutte, the previous prime minister of the Netherlands has been in office for about 13 years and announced in the summer which leaves the national policy. He wants to become the Secretary General of NATO. He wants to stay as Prime Minister until the new government takes office.

The results of the recent parliamentary elections in Poland showed that the Dutch want a government They are right-wing to take citizens’ concerns seriously and fight poverty, lack of housing and excessive flow of refugees. Islamic associations, refugee aid organizations, climate activists and environmental organizations reacted with horror to the election results in this country.

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