هولندا: مظاهرات يمينية لمناصرة فيلدرز المتطرف المعادي للإسلام

أعلنت الجماعات اليمينية الأوروبية التي أُنشئت على غرار اتحاد الدفاع الإنجليزي اليميني المتطرف المعادي للإسلام والمهاجرين - عن قيامها بمظاهرة كبيرة لمناصرة السياسي "خيرت فيلدرز" زعيم حزب الحرية اليميني – قبحه الله - الذي يُحاكم الآن بتهمة إثارة الكراهية والعداء ضد الإسلام والمسلمين.

فقد أعلنت جماعات اتحادات الدفاع الإنجليزية والفرنسية والألمانية بمشاركة "سويسرا" و"بلجيكا" - عن تنظيم مظاهرة مشتركة باسم "اتحادات الدفاع الأوروبية" في 30 من أكتوبر الجاري تضامنًا مع المتطرف اليميني "خيرت فيلدرز" بالعاصمة الهولندية "أمستردام".

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Defence leagues' plan Amsterdam show of support for Geert Wilders

Far right groups modelled on the English Defence League have been set up across Europe and are planning to demonstrate in Amsterdam in support of the Dutch politician Geert Wilders.

French and Dutch "defence leagues" will join the EDL and several other anti-Islamic organisations on 30 October to coincide with the end of Wilders's trial for hate speech and inciting racism.

About 2,000 EDL supporters are expected to demonstrate in Leicester tomorrow. Home secretary Theresa May banned marches in the city this week but the EDL said its protest would go ahead, raising fears of unrest.

The EDL, formed in Luton last year, has become the most significant far-right street movement in the UK since the National Front. It claims to be a peaceful, non-racist organisation protesting against "militant Islam". Many of its demonstrations have descended into violence and Islamophobic and racist chanting, attracting known football hooligans and far right extremists. At its most recent demonstration in Bradford, in August, 1,600 police officers tried to contain EDL supporters as bricks, bottles and smoke bombs were thrown. There were 13 arrests.

Critics say the demonstration in Amsterdam is a sign of the EDL's growing influence among far right and anti-Islamic groups in Europe and the US, and part of its self-proclaimed "international outreach work and networking".