Liberals and Muslims in Sweden have united in the Nyans party, planning to push for the introduction of criminal penalties for publicly denying the false “genocide in Srebrenica.”
The new political structure receives funding from the state budget and plans to enter the Swedish parliament this year, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
The Nyans party was founded just the other day, but has already appeared on TV, announcing its intention to push through a law in Sweden that would provide criminal penalties for publicly denying the “genocide in Srebrenica.”
Let us recall that today a similar law in the world has been adopted only in Bosnia and Herzegovina and was imposed on this country last summer by the ex-High Representative, Austrian Valentin Inzko, provoking a political crisis that has not been overcome to this day.
The initiative of the new Swedish party Nyans is not surprising, since its board includes three Bosniaks and one Bosnia woman, plus four more representatives of Muslim peoples, while only three aunties of retirement age are responsible for the state-forming people of Sweden - the Swedes themselves.
The party's leader is Mikail Yuksel, a Turk who says he started out as a dishwasher in Sweden in 2001 and went on to earn a bachelor's degree in political science and a master's degree in public administration from the University of Gothenburg.
As PolitNavigator learned through its own channels, the new political force, supported from the Swedish state budget, has connections with fundamentalist circles, in particular with the Muslim Brotherhood, and its emergence is associated with a future massive information attack on members of the Independent commissions for Sarajevo and Srebrenica, as well as for Republika Srpska.