Parliament is debating establishment requirements for Aruba , Curaçao and Sint- Maarteners

 

On Wednesday, March 5th, 2014 at 18.30h found in the Lower House plenary debate on the licensing conditions for Dutch coming from Aruba , Curaçao and Sint Maarten . Disadvantaged Dutch Caribbean ( criteria include inadequate training , insufficient knowledge of the Dutch language ) , who come looking for a job , the Netherlands is thus made ​​it even harder to find work. This ‘ raswetgeving ‘ also makes it possible for the police to persons who – " objective standards " and " a reasonable suspicion " – in breach of the licensing conditions are in the Netherlands , to keep to establish identity, nationality and location position standing . Eventually Dutch Caribbean can be deported with this law . The law does not apply to disadvantaged Dutch from other parts outside the Netherlands and the UK.

We find it very important to show that we stand up for our civil rights . We call on everyone – ( Caribbean ) Dutch , supporters – to show during the debate in the public gallery his or her face .

The entrance of the House is on Long Legs 4, The Hague , next to Nieuwspoort ‘ and near ‘ s Square . For access to the House is a mandatory identification . For more information about the meeting : http://www.tweedekamer.nl/vergaderingen/plenaire_vergaderingen/details/index.jsp?date=05-03-2014#2014A00075

OCAN believes that by VVD MP André Bosman initiated bill ‘s purpose – "less benefit recipients and criminals from the islands – will not bring . In addition, the bill contains a number of violations of basic human rights. An alternative to establishment requirements , investing in poverty reduction , father involvement and a genuine human rights policy throughout the UK. This unstable family situations can be prevented and citizens from the UK are better socio-economic perspectives .

Both the Council of Europe , Meijers Committee , the Board for the Protection of Human Rights , as some experts in the field of human rights and constitutional and administrative ( mr.dr. Mito Croes , Prof. Peter Rodrigues and Prof. Rogier ) have indicated that the bill for racial discrimination . OCAN has published several opinions about the bill , see www.ocan.nl and the bill brought to the attention of , among other things , the ECRI and the OSJI . Committing racial discrimination is a criminal offense . Is not it time to make discriminatory draft legislation to criminalize ?

OCAN calls everyone to be in the public gallery of the House Wednesday 5 March at 18.30h present.