religions—such as those Van Gogh had made—the Dutch Minister of Justice, Christian Democrat Piet Hein Donner, suggested Dutch blasphemy laws should either be applied more stringently or made more strict. The liberal D66 party suggested scrapping the blasphemy laws altogether. Geert Wilders, at the time an independent member of the House of Representatives, advocated a five-year halt to immigration from non-Western societies, saying: "The Netherlands has been too tolerant to intolerant people for too long. We should not import a retarded political Islamic society into our country". Wilders and Ayaan Hirsi Ali went into hiding for several weeks. Wilders has been under the protection of bodyguards ever since, and Hirsi Ali eventually relocated to the United States. Theo's son Lieuwe van Gogh claims he has been attacked on several occasions by young people of Moroccan and Turkish descent, and that the police did not provide him with help or protection. The police denied receiving any report of attacks. Legacy and honours On 18 March 2007, a sculpture honouring Theo van Gogh, entitled De Schreeuw ("The Scream"), was unveiled in Amsterdam. It is located in the Oosterpark, a short distance from where Van Gogh was murdered. A private trust, the Foundation for Freedom of Expression, was established to help fund protection for critics of Islam and Muslims. Reactions In the English-speaking world, controversy arose after Rohan Jayasekera's article on Van Gogh was published in Index on Censorship. The Associate Editor of the magazine said that Van Gogh was a "free-speech fundamentalist" who had been on a "martyrdom operation[,] roar[ing] his Muslim critics into silence with obscenities" in an "abuse of his right to free speech". Describing Van Gogh's film Submission as "furiously provocative", Jayasekera said his death was: Both left- and right-wing commentators criticised the article. In December 2004, Nick Cohen of London's Observer wrote: Cohen's account of the conversation was repudiated by the editor of the Index on Censorship, who responded with a letter to The Observer. Works Books Engel ("Angel", 1990) Er gebeurt nooit iets ("Nothing Ever Happens", 1993) Sla ik mijn vrouw wel hard genoeg? ("Am I Beating My Wife Hard Enough?", 1996) De gezonde roker ("The Healthy Smoker", 2000) Allah weet het beter ("Allah Knows Best", 2003) De tranen van Mabel ("Mabel's Tears", with Tomas Ross, 2004) Filmography Luger (1982) Een dagje naar het strand ("A Day at the Beach", 1984) Charley (1986) Terug naar Oegstgeest ("Back