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16 April, 2008
National Party screens anti-Islamic film
Hradec Kralove, East Bohemia, April 15 (CTK)
- The Czech extra-parliamentary extremist National Party (NS) presented the controversial anti-Islamic film Fitna of Dutch ultra-right MP Geert Wilders in Hradec Kralove Tuesday.
Over 20 people attended the screening.
On this occasion, Pavel Sedlacek from the NS pointed to the alleged danger of Islamisation and he mentioned demonstrations in the Czech Republic and abroad against it.
Only several people took part in the debate. One of them said problems with the Islamisation of society should be solved on the official level.
"You must call on politicians to start dealing with it," he said.
Sedlacek objected that one cannot rely on politicians in this respect.
The local branch of the NS, which was officially registered in 2002, also screened the film Ahmed - Dead Terrorist and offered T-shirts and papers to the audience tonight.
The NS has released Wilders's film called Fitna, an Arabic word used to describe discord, on its website.
"A total of 26,000 people have seen the film, a half of them from Germany and Austria. People from 71 countries have watched it on our website," Sedlacek said.
The police organised crime squad (UOOZ) started investigating the film's release on the NS's Internet page to check whether the film's content is in compliance with Czech law.
UOOZ spokesman Pavel Hantak told CTK that the investigation had not been completed yet.
The film describes the Koran as a book that provokes intolerance, murders and violence, and it ends up with the slogan: "Stop Islamisation. Defend Our Freedom."
The film, released in March, met with sharp criticism in the Muslim world.
The Dutch TV channels refused to broadcast it. The authorities expressed fears that the film might stir up violent protests in Muslim countries similar to those that followed after the publication of the Prophet Muhammad cartoons in Danish papers two years ago.
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