(c) Thomas Kist; Niederlande, Filmszene aus dem Kurzfilm "Submission" von Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Frauenrechtlerin, Autorin, Politikerin, der Film thematisiert die Stellung der Frau in der islamischen Gesellschaft, Kleid, Ruecken mit Versen aus den 5 Suren beschrieben, Koran, Unterdrueckung, Misshandlung, Kritik des islamischen Fundamentalismus, Protest, Morddrohungen, Islamisten, Amsterdam, Europa, 2004, HF [2004, Amsterdam, Netherlands: "Submission" a ten minute film shown on Dutch television was written by Ayaan Hirsi Ali a Somali-born refugee now a member of the Dutch Parliament. The images in the film are made using make-up but are meant to represent abuses that Muslim women face on a daily basis. The film shows four women who have been "tattooed" with Koranic verse and beaten. The Koranic verses on their wounded flesh states that those found guilty of adultery or sex outside of marriage shall be punished by 100 lashes. The film has caused an outpouring of both praise and outrage. The filmmaker, Theo Van Gogh, whoses intent was to spark social change with Muslim culture, received death threats after it aired on TV. On November 2, 2004, Van Gogh, a distant relative of the famous painter, was stabbed and shot dead in Amsterdam by a Moroccan man. Ayaan Hirsi Ali has also been the subject of death threats since the release of the film.. Credit: Thomas Kist / Polaris] (Farbtechnik: sRGB, 17.21 MByte vorhanden) 01145141.000000 Polari

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