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Revision as of 16:43, May 7, 2012

The Party for Freedom (Partij voor de Vrijheid or PVV) is a conservative political party. It currently occupies 9 seats in the Lower House (Tweede Kamer) of the Dutch Parliament.

The leader of the PVV is Geert Wilders. The other members are Fleur Agema, Raymond de Roon, Hero Brinkman, Martin Bosma, Barry Madlener, Teun van Dijck, Sietse Fritsma, Dion Graus[1]

The party aims to stop immigration, lower taxes, create stricter laws against criminals and terrorists and create basic laws for animal rights.[2]

Because of his outspoken views on radical Ilsam, PVV leader Wilders is under 24-7 police protection:

  • In November 2004, "a Muslim fanatic murdered Dutch filmmaker Theo van Gogh for making a movie about the abuse of women under Islam".[3]

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