Europe has 900 ‘no-go areas’ with large immigrant populations – including London and Paris – where authorities have ‘no control’, claims Hungary ahead of EU refugee referendum
Hungary claims Europe has 900 areas where authorities have ‘no control’
It said these areas ‘with a high number of immigrants’ are also in London
The government made the claims on a website opposing EU quota system
It said the ‘norms of the host society barely prevail’ in these ‘no go’ areas
By COREY CHARLTON
DailyMail.com
1 April 2016
London, Paris, Stockholm and Berlin are among the European cities featuring some 900 ‘no-go areas’ of large immigrant populations, Hungary’s government has claimed.
On a new website aimed at drumming up opposition to the EU’s proposed migrant distribution scheme, the country claimed authorities in the regions had ‘no control’ over residents.
It also claimed that in these areas ‘with a high number of immigrants’, the ‘norms of the host society barely prevail,’ the site said.
Asked for the source of the information, government spokesman Zoltan Kovacs told AFP on Friday it came from ‘data publicly available on the Internet,’ without giving further details.
The website, launched this week ahead of referendum in Hungary in the second half of the year on the EU quota plan, also features a ticking clock representing a migrant entering Europe every 12 seconds.
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