السويد: حزب سياسي لحماية المهاجرين والتصدي لليمين المعادي

قام عدد من المهاجرين بإنشاء حزب سياسي لحماية مصالح المهاجرين والأجانب بالبلاد، والتصدي لممارسات اليمين السويدي المعادية للإسلام والمهاجرين.

وتأتي هذه الخطوة ردًا على وصول الحزب الديمقراطي السويدي اليميني للبرلمان، وارتفاع نسبة حوادث الاعتداء والقتل ضد المهاجرين، وشعور المهاجرين بأن الأحزاب الحالية لا تكفل لهم الحماية الكافية، وقد أكد "طارق الخطيب" - الطبيب المقيم بـ"أستكهولم"، ومؤسس الحزب – أنه يجب أن ندافع عن أنفسنا من خلال المزيد من الأنشطة السياسية.

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New Political Party Aims to Scupper Sweden's Far-Right

Following the success in September elections of a far-right populist party in the country, a Swedish immigrant has formed a party working to protect immigrants' interests. The new party is being founded amidst a wave of violent crime against foreigners in the southern city of Malmö last week.

Sweden's political landscape has not been the same since the far-right populist Sweden Democrats took their first seats ever in the national parliament at the beginning of October.

Swedish Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt's center-right coalition lacks an overall majority in parliament, the Swedish Social Democrats are looking for a new strategy to gain power and the right people for the job. And now the political landscape has been jolted by the arrival of a new player known as the Svartskalledemokraterna in Swedish, or "Wog Democrats."

The new party, which says it has gathered a thousand members over just a few days, sees itself as a group of immigrants working to protect foreigners' interests. They also seek to protest the sudden rise of the populist Sweden Democrats.

Last month, the far-right party won 20 seats in the 349-member parliament. As part of its racist platform, the Sweden Democrats has dubbed Islam the greatest foreign threat since World War II and wants to severely cut back on immigration.

Sinister Shootings

The right-wing swing within parliament sent a "clear warning signal," said party founder Tarek Alkhatib, a doctor who heads a clinic in Stockholm. "We have to defend ourselves through greater political activity," he said.

Many immigrants did not feel adequately protected by the established parties, he added.

His message was underscored by a series of sinister shootings targeting immigrants in the southwestern city of Malmö. Last Tuesday, a 28-year-old immigrant was severely injured when he was shot in the back while waiting for a bus.

Two days later, two women were shot at through the window of their flat. According to the police an unknown sniper is behind a string of 16 shootings of immigrants. One woman has been killed by the attacker.

Police continue to investigate the crimes. In the meantime, they have issued a warning to residents from ethnic minorities, saying they should take extra care when going out at night.