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Call for boycotting Dutch goods
Iran’s parliament speaker called on Muslim nations on Sunday to boycott Dutch products in response to "Fitna".
Sunday, 06 April 2008 14:46

The best reaction by the Islamic world is to avoid buying products made in those countries that allow themselves to insult Islam,” Iran’s state broadcaster IRIB quoted parliamentary speaker Gholamali Haddadadel as saying.

Haddadadel said European countries “would retreat from the path they are taking once they see their economies are in danger”.

Geert Wilders, leader of the anti-immigration Freedom Party in the Netherlands, launched his short video on the Internet last month, drawing condemnation from Muslim nations including Iran and Indonesia.

A group of about 40 hardline students held a peaceful demonstration outside the Dutch embassy in Tehran on Saturday.

Iran’s Foreign Ministry summoned the Dutch ambassador to Tehran last month to protest against the video and called it ”heinous and blasphemous”.


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