Geert Wilders faced distrust from other Members of Parliament on Wednesday during the first debate of the new Tweede Kamer, the lower house of the Dutch parliament. The PVV leader was notably criticized for controversial remarks he made in the past, his anti-Islam measures, as well as for his stance towards Russia.
The “Completed Life” Bill was re-submitted to the Dutch Parliament on November 7 by D66, one of the left-wing political parties in the Netherlands. This bill would allow people aged 75 and over to commit assisted suicide for no other reason than that they have a “long-term and unchanging desire to die.”
Thousands of people joined the annual March for Life in The Hague on Saturday, according to the initiator Scream for Life. With the silent march through The Hague, which was organized for the 31st time this year, the Christian movement wanted to show its great difficulties with the practice of abortion in the Netherlands.