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I CARE - - Netherlands: Rotterdam mayor speaks out on ‘hurt’ caused by Wilders’ anti-Moroccan stand

28.7.15

I CARE - - News - Internet Centre Anti Racism Europe: During the interview, which pulled in an audience of 800,000, Aboutaleb spoke about his parents’ fears that they will be ordered to leave the Netherlands, and how much this hurts him. His father worked two jobs so his children could study, Aboutaleb said. ‘But there have to be fewer people like him, not because he has done something wrong but because he is a member of a particular ethnic group,’ the mayor said. ‘So I want to know from Wilders “when are you going to send them back?”.. Wilders has said he is going to organise it. So society has a right to know how he plans to do this.’


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