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NETHERLANDS: Dutch coalition to target burqas, Muslim immigration

01 October 2010

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NETHERLANDS: Dutch coalition to target burqas, Muslim immigration (euobserver, link): "Anti-Islamic politician Geert Wilders has emerged triumphant in Dutch coalition talks, with the new government to introduce a bill on banning the Muslim face veil and to try to halve the number of non-Western" immigrants in the country."

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