Burka ban causes govt. tumult

The Liberal Party's Eyvind Vesselbo and Britta Schall Holberg who have reacted strongly against a decision to set up a Burka Commission. Archive photo.
The Liberal Party's Eyvind Vesselbo and Britta Schall Holberg who have reacted strongly against a decision to set up a Burka Commission. Archive photo.
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The decision by Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen (Lib) to set up a commission to study his Conservative minority coalition partner’s proposal to introduce a ban on the Muslim burka and niqab, has caused dismay within his own Liberal Party.

“More than50,000 people have lost their jobs in the past six months and we may be seeing a further 100,000 in the next nine months. We have an economic crisis that has to be handled, we have a climate conference, we have people who cannot be treated due to waiting lists, we have children with psychological problems who can’t be treated, we have a gang war in which people are shooting at each other – an officer was shot last night - and people are wasting time talking about burkas. It’s out of all proportion,” says former Liberal integration spokesman and current Environment Spokesman Eyvind Vesselbo.

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