Wilders court case to start October 4
Thursday 09 September 2010
The court case against MP Geert Wilders, who faces discrimination and inciting hatred charges, will begin on October 4 in Amsterdam district court.
The court says it needs five days to hear evidence in the case. The court will pass sentence on November 2.
The MP faces five charges of religious insult and anti-Muslim incitement. In January, the public prosecution department extended the prosecution case to include inciting hatred of Muslims, Moroccans and non-Western immigrants.
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Friday: Cold and sunny everywhere. Heavy frost at night. Similar Saturday but thaw possible Sunday
Anyone remember any occasion in our country, in which someone intending to form a government, were negotiating with an individual charged by public prosecutor?
It's certainly not the best introduction to doing business with our country. It does not convey much security to invest.
By zenplus | September 9, 2010 2:23 PM